Sentence examples for staging so much from inspiring English sources

The idea of staging so much work for piano emerged because of a project by the Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra.

Walker didn't act the part of the love-sick wife in Ivo van Hove's staging so much as she tried to be the single architect of a home that her beloved didn't or couldn't live in anymore.

Molinier staged his death, just as he staged so much of his life.

She liked how the model apartment was staged so much that she thought about buying its couch, but she needed a sofa bed.

I feel that very strongly, maybe because I've worked on those big stages so much.

Mr. Maroulis said the run before Broadway has allowed his performance time to grow; he has learned not to throw himself on the stage so much and discovered it is O.K. not always to push for vocal pyrotechnics.

The political sex scandal spotlight is on South Carolina, which has hogged that stage so much lately you'd think it would be willing to give somebody else a turn.

JOHN MAEDA, associate director of the Media Lab at M.I.T., who collected the award for communications design, thanked his wife profusely from the stage, so much so that PAUL WARWICK THOMPSON, the M.C. and the new director of the National Design Museum, concluded, "Congratulations, John and wife".

I thought, 'This was mine!' " For Ms. Bogart, doing a play about Welles offered her a chance to translate close-ups, panning and point-of-view techniques to the stage: "So much of my work as a director is deeply affected by cinematic technique.

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But it turns out that a week before the super-liberal TED crowd was shocked by comedian Sarah Silverman's repeated use of the word "retarded" on stage (so much so that TED organizer Chris Anderson tweeted how "god-awful" she was), she had agreed to donate her time to a fundraiser for children with Down syndrome.