Sentence examples for really staged from inspiring English sources

The local crowds offered at least a part-answer to the question hovering over this and other arts festivals: For whom are such events really staged?

"Just about everything that takes place physiologically is really staged along the circadian cycle," study author Leonard Guarente, M.D., a professor of biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said in a statement.

But can it really stage a masculine comeback?

He really stages in Arnaut's own words the purification, cleansing, and bringing out into openness of what love poetry should really be, where it should really lead you.

Can this mean that voter fatigue has set it and Girls can really stage an upset for the top Emmy?

I was really stage-struck, but I thought that going into the theatre would be unrealistic".

I like a lot of things in "Seven Year Itch," but it was really stage-y for me.

It's a pity, because this year the Olivier Awards were really well staged, fast paced and entertaining.

And it really was a staged production, ingeniously conceived, involving puppets, projections, live videos and wild costumes.

The stage I then saw was it really a stage?

The key to Howard's stage presence, in other words, is that she doesn't really have stage presence.