Sentence examples for stage feels from inspiring English sources

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.

So intense is the rhythmic detail and the accumulating energy that the stage feels like a busy city street, abstracted into music and design.

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.

Yet the stage feels as crowded and as solitary as a big-city subway at rush hour — dense with urban lives rubbing against one another while never making contact.

At some stage, feels American Londoner Matthew Lynch, an instinctive conservative who voted for Obama this time around, the "Bush-bashing got so unimaginative and boring, it was beating a dead horse".

Soon Suárez, Sturridge and their Liverpool team-mates will be in the capital to take on Arsenal in a match which, even at this early stage, feels like a key test for two teams that have begun the campaign impressively.

How might this stage feel to the patient?

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.

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.

Nervous-looking photographers on the side of the stage felt more like a commentary on celebrity culture than part of the practice of it.