Sentence examples for rudimentary staging from inspiring English sources

All the soloists, singing from the book but costumed and in a rudimentary staging, addressed themselves honorably to the task.

The presentation of that song, like most, is no masterpiece, with rudimentary staging and choreography and lighting often undercutting the actors on stage even when they have something decent to do.

We watched and rewatched grainy news footage, and rehearsed rudimentary stage combat.

FMT, the chief medical application of microbiome research to date, is also at a rudimentary stage.

Work on such issues have just started and is still in a rudimentary stage.

At this rudimentary stage of democracy, some say, it is remarkable enough that the Iraqis are voting at all.

Although the scientists acknowledge that their work is still in the rudimentary stages, they say it suggests a future in which people may be able to communicate directly, brain to brain.

The singing's the thing in productions by this arm of the San Francisco Opera, which tours the nation with rudimentary stage sets yet manages to bring even overfamiliar operas like this Verdi masterpiece, to life.

Medical applications of gene therapy -- efforts to cure or prevent disease -- are at a very rudimentary stage, with only one form of gene therapy having been shown conclusively to work.

Beckham's coming to America is not like Babe Ruth's advancing the home run past its rudimentary stage, but just the possibility of the occasional 30-yard free-kick goal is enough to float a league, give it a buzz, move jerseys, sell tickets.

Estrin's scheme, still in rudimentary stages, calls for far less indirection to conserve communication power.