Sentence examples for theater designed to from inspiring English sources

Their prosecution is a blatant setup and a grand piece of political theater, designed to demonstrate the regime's power to crush its opponents.

Until proved otherwise, the world must assume that all of this is theater designed to fool the Security Council into delaying his reckoning at the Hague.

Then, in a bit of theater designed to pressure lawmakers — especially Democrats, for whom civil rights advocates are a core constituency — the president took his guests into the Rose Garden, where he issued a public call for Congress to act.

The horse was an atmospheric accent in the riot of bric-a-brac blanketing the stage, the proscenium and the auditorium of the theater, designed to put the audience in the proper frame of mind for Alex Timbers and Michael Friedman's acerbic musical essay on current affairs, ingeniously disguised as a history lesson.

Conceived by Chilean and German artists, it was a kind of street theater designed to inspire musing on what has really changed in the 65 years since the end of World War II and what has simply been transplanted to other arenas of conflict.

Was the lawsuit simply political theater designed to shame fossil fuel overlords, or could it actually drive profound legal change?

Movie theaters, designed to be a respite from everyday life, have twice in recent memory turned into a house of horror – first in Aurora, Colorado, in July 2012 and now, almost exactly three years later, in Lafayette, Louisiana.

– Sept. 4, 2008 – Epson America announces today at CEDIA Expo 2008 two home theater projectors designed to meet the expanding needs of both custom installers and home theater enthusiasts.

On his birthday the previous year, Mr. Tobin bequeathed a $3 million gift of Russian theater designs to the McNay.

But he spent every available free moment drawing and painting, still managing to produce a huge range of works, from landscapes, book illustrations and theater designs to portraits of his fellow soldiers, records of their manoeuvres on Salisbury Plain, decorations for his regiment's officers' mess, and even for gun-covers of tanks.

The experiment, with modifications, was repeated in 1963 at Minneapolis, where the Guthrie Theater was designed to Guthrie's specifications.