Sentence examples for rehearsing itself from inspiring English sources
A friend of mine, Ross Benjamin (he's translating all of Kafka's journals), read the second part as the story rehearsing itself for a story, and that makes a strange kind of sense.
"And schools are where the future rehearses itself.
Preconceptions made me anxious about the story itself, but rehearsing it as a piece of theatre, we have found a gentleness, a sadness and a subtlety that belie the sensationalism that has too often afflicted the reception of this masterpiece.
Rather than programming the agent to react in a certain way it had to learn how to move for itself by rehearsing, in the same way that a less experienced dancer might learn from a more experienced one. .
All Mr. Coleman needed for a common referent was a melody line, with its own interior rhythmic logic; the rest took care of itself after enough rehearsing.
Paolo and Vittorio Taviani's Cesare deve morire (Caesar Must Die), winner of Berlin's Golden Bear award, presented itself as a semidocumentary about prisoners rehearsing Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar, but an air of contrivance haunted its beautifully chiseled images.
I believe that, when people are really anxious, they sometimes skip rehearsing their talk because they find it a challenging exercise in itself.
Any doubts about whether Stravinsky wanted the piece to sound as bright and ebullient as the score itself suggests are dispelled by a fascinating tape of him rehearsing the CBC Symphony Orchestra in the work.
Second, an evangelical milieu that so prides itself on its "engagement" with secular thought and culture begins to count reading and rehearsing Lewisian argument as such engagement.
"They had been rehearsing.
