Sentence examples for remarkable staging from inspiring English sources

His vision was carried out beautifully by Mr. Sams, aided by a terrific cast, the conductor William Christie and a brilliant production team headed by the director Phelim McDermott (that team that gave the Met its remarkable staging of "Satyagraha").

Nature is the most remarkable stage for a play.

REVIEWERS have often commented on Rinde Eckert's remarkable stage presence.

Especially to be noted is the young film actor, Chris O'Donnell, who is making a remarkable stage debut as David.

Before Ms. Sherman there was Claude Cahun (among others), who in the 1920's and 30's created remarkable, staged self-portraits in which she assumed stereotypical social and sexual roles, from the coquettish bathing beauty to a butch action chick.

Oakley was quite modest in her attire, deeply respectful of others, and had a remarkable stage persona despite being a woman who stood only five feet in height.

A stand-out in The Scottsboro Boys, he has remarkable stage presence with the elegance of Fred Astaire and the modern chops of Savion Glover, to whom Jones is a natural heir.

As biologists, we exist at a remarkable stage in the history of science.

In many cases, the symptoms of lymphedema may be resistant to most of the therapies during this late Stage 2. Furthermore, edema is irreversible, and sclerosis of the skin and subcutaneous tissue (elephantiasis) may be remarkable (Stage 3) [ 18].

26 Advances in treatment of esophageal cancer surgery have been remarkable; improved staging modalities, perioperative management, surgical techniques, and postoperative care have reduced postoperative mortality and morbidity rates and have enhanced better survival.

The impact of the different scenarios on the CRC prevalence is the most remarkable in stages I + II and III, and almost negligible in stage IV.