Sentence examples for that was staging from inspiring English sources

Even the plainest of these little rooms is adorned with baroque swags of rich fabric, appropriate to an art that was staging the sovereign emotions — fear, defiance, love and regret — of a desperate time.

The work is carried by cinematic strategies — scenes viewed from high overhead or up from below — that create a sense of inescapable enclosure, and by an operatic flare, appropriate to an art that was staging the sovereign emotions (fear, defiance, love and regret) of a desperate time.

So Kim helped organise a conference in Lima that was staged like a teach-in.

It was nothing like, say, the goodbye to Shea Stadium that was staged after the last day of the 2008 season.

Could you see youself appearing in a production of Macbeth or Hamlet that was staged in a Bouncy Castle?

Meanwhile, we have so-called reality shows that are staged.

At least this is the little drama that is staged in my mind.

The directors rely on a few razor-timed stunts and gags that are staged and framed cannily if not revealingly.

The height of artistic and cinematic crudeness conjoined arrives in a scene that's staged as a revelation.

In a similarly effective sequence, Olga performs her own, more nervous ritual of preparation that is staged with delightful inventiveness.

"This provides an opportunity to get [the samples] off the rover in a way that's staged through time".