Sentence examples for speaking stage from inspiring English sources

"The true greatness of this production lies in its emotional appeal, an appeal so forceful that it lifts you out of your seat and thrills you as the speaking stage never did".

Professor Adrian Favell, a sociologist at the University of Leeds, who recently shared a speaking stage with Yamada in London, cautioned against the idea of a dysfunctional generation in Japan, saying that the west liked to exaggerate the "oddness" of young Japanese people.

CNN is dutifully running a piece right now on the flap-of-the-midweek, the fact that there are fake columns on Barack Obama's speaking stage tonight.

Later known as the Elsie Van Buren Rice Public Speaking Stage, it was sponsored by the Home Economics Club.

The spaces in which young Māori people have been the architects of their own speaking stages are few and far in between.

Laura Rogers, Dominic Rowan and Milo Twomey are all strong, playing dextrously with Schimmelpfennig's central wheeze: that characters speak stage directions as well as lines.

Here, as in other Mussmann pieces, the performers also speak stage instructions and comment on them, jolting the audience briefly and a little coyly back into the present.

He began in 1913 by setting just a single scene of the first play, Agamemnon, as a relatively conventional musical interlude for soprano and chorus as part of a spoken stage performance.

After viewing the three plays in one marathon day, I felt their cumulative power as Marcus reached its final scene with the spoken stage directions "End of play".

The newness of the style was bracing yet challenging: the spoken stage directions, the mix of high lyricism and street slang, the West African iconography, the communal propulsion into song.

Historically speaking, the stage is a notoriously difficult space for novelists to fill.