Sentence examples for theatrical move from inspiring English sources

(Fake sobbing and heaving: almost always an immensely irritating theatrical move).

Yet for Mr. McCain, a theatrical move in the short term has often proved to be the preferable strategy, even if the likely results were far from clear.

"Every phrase, every vocal gesture and every theatrical move has been painstakingly considered," Bernard Holland wrote in The New York Times, "making this Carmen more a collection of calculated details than an entity in itself.

In a theatrical move, Coombs had placed white tape on the floor of the court room in exactly the dimensions of Manning's cell throughout the nine months he stayed in Quantico – 6ft by 8ft (180cm by 240cm).

One former Duke player, Mark Alarie, recalls that Krzyzewski ripped a picture of him off the locker-room wall after a game, a theatrical move that would seem unworthy of a bad Hollywood sports drama.

In a theatrical move, Morales held up coca leaf and actually chewed it in front of a U.N. panel in Vienna to demonstrate that it had no ill effects.

But now he studied videos of Bell, and incorporated some of his theatrical moves and body language.

Constellations used advanced physics as a metaphor for life and was intensely theatrical, a "move away from a kind of literalism in which you are asked to imagine almost everything".

class composed of members of the theatrical & moving picture world, take their cue from their revered leader & show an almost aggressive lack of interest in aesthetic & intellectual pursuits.

While the 178-minute theatrical cut moves more swiftly and surely, the "extended edition" prepared by Mr. Jackson for this release (as well as the gift set) is impressive in its own right, adding 30 minutes of new and expanded sequences.

The world is a fragmented place and narratives and theatrical experiences that move from A to B to C just can't describe it.