Sentence examples for sensational stage from inspiring English sources

He sated that public's taste for picturesque subjects, sensational stage effects and masquelike dramaturgy.

"When I watch him now," Lahr wrote, "I don't see just the Lion; I see the echoes — the little touches and moves — of those long-forgotten sensational stage performances that Dad condensed into his evergreen role".

In dealing with persecutions in Russia it recalls the earlier work; but is even more unmistakably reminiscent of "The Yellow Ticket," the sensational stage melodrama that gave the hitherto uniformed American public a knowledge of the Russian government's method of dealing with unfortunate women.

The sensational staging, with gilded mannequins pirouetting around as Everyman's earthly goods, does not provide that fear.

Glyndebourne, Lewes (www.glyndebourne.com) 21 May to 28 Augustin rep Verdi – Simon Boccanegra: English National Opera The award-winning young Russian director/designer Dmitri Tcherniakov, whose sensational Bolshoi staging of Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin was one of the best things to hit London in 2010, makes his ENO debut in Verdi's mature masterpiece.

On the same day as the bomb in Amirli, he said he expected the insurgents to launch a series of sensational attacks, staging a "mini-Tet"—a reference to the offensive by the Viet Cong in 1968 that is often said to have persuaded the American people that the Vietnam war was unwinnable.

Over the winter of 1912-13, Congrestagedged sensational hearings to unmask the "money trust" — a supposed conspiracy among the biggest banks.

This sensational accomplishment set the stage for his formulation of a theory of entire functions and the distribution of their values, a topic that dominated the theory of complex functions for the next 30 years.

And the toll it takes on the young and restless is being charted in two of the most sensational performances on London stages this season.

In June, police staged a sensational raid on government offices as part of their investigation into corruption during Mr Nečas' tenure, seizing a cache of cash and gold believed to be earmarked for bribes.

The scenes of violence and conflict — Duncan's elaborate murder, the slaughtering of Macduff's family, the climactic battle between Macbeth and Macduff (a shirtless, sinewy Ben Cunis) — are staged with sensational visceral charge.