Sentence examples for stage feel from inspiring English sources

How might this stage feel to the patient?

Does Tambor, who landed this role at a time when most actors are thinking of winding down rather than assuming centre stage, feel the same way?

Unfortunately neither Mr. Jennings's character nor Mr. Stadlen's is the domineering man of the play's title, and their moments on the stage feel as brief and brilliant as lightning.

Director Erin Murray and her creative team make the most of limited resources, though some of the attempts to fill up dead space on the large Project stage feel creaky.

Not just the controls, which were the first to really get 3D movement right (and arguably still among the best), but in the density of gameplay ideas: locations, enemies, obstacles, and ways of combining those things to make each stage feel new and fresh.

Since this is just the sketch stage, feel free to draw the parts that will be behind the other character for more accuracy.

Even the sudden clatter of servants dashing across the stage felt improvisatory and impulsive.

Even so, the Astana riders said Friday's stage felt empty without Leipheimer in the peloton.

Perhaps the strangest are staged by the Creative Alliance at the Patterson (3134 Eastern Avenue; 410-276-1651; whosereativealliance.org), whostageage feels like an old vaudeville house.

Despite all this inherent dramatic conflict, the adaptation currently playing at Hartford Stage feels more like a rendering of an inert novel than of a vibrant theater piece.

Now that I have aging parents and children whose own mortality is all too real, a 2008 performance on a New Jersey stage felt like a different play entirely.