Sentence examples for stage more like from inspiring English sources
Now he wants to reconfigure it as a stage show "with DJs, holograms, videos, actors, dancers, an orchestra on stage, more like an assault on your mind.
That might explain the half-heartedness of this show -- staged more like a one-act Off Off Broadway play than a concert -- which isn't quite a full exposition on curdling love.
Shanzhai products are, in their early stages, more like graffiti tags than products.
After showing graphic footage of Russian authorities berating participants at Moscow Pride (staged more like a solemn protest in comparison to the colorful parades found in New York and London), Alekseev noted he considers himself more of an overall human rights activist as opposed to one who is LGBT-exclusive.
Indeed, Kennedy is a kind of film scenarist who is too literary for film but whose strongest work renders the stage more cinema-like, less intransigent, more open to different ways of moving.
On Saturday, Ms. Carpenter, the frontman for Truck, paced the booth's plywood floor like a stage, more highly-compressed with social circuitry than a microchip.
She also wanted her new set to feel less like a stage and more "like someone's living room, where everyone's opinion is heard".
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.
Nervous-looking photographers on the side of the stage felt more like a commentary on celebrity culture than part of the practice of it.
THEIR play is a comedy, but getting it to the stage felt more like a melodrama for the honors acting class at the Brunswick School in Greenwich.
While the government struggles under the critical appraisal of a disenchanted electorate, the international stage looks more like a minefield – in part of its own making – that it seems only marginally equipped to avoid.
