Sentence examples for theatrical terms from inspiring English sources
In theatrical terms, absolutely not.
"It was a very intense personal ad, in theatrical terms".
In theatrical terms he is setting the stage.
When conceiving of a new novel, Oates pictures the story in theatrical terms.
But the women's attire for "Bal de Couture" was mainly wretched, in theatrical terms.
Just how do you bring a lost solo to life in theatrical terms?
The theatrical term "make-up" — Max always insisted on the hyphen — had been considered risqué, but at the urging of his son Frank he began applying it to his products, and it swept the world.
Mercedes-Benz became involved because an event during Fashion Week in Bryant Park — officially known as Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week — "is a big part of the movie, sort of the 11 o'clock number," Mr. Melfi said, using a theatrical term for the climactic scene of a musical.
So it's no wonder that Drew sees fit to comment on the President's appearance and performance in theatrical terms--his "convincingness," his lip-biting, his bulk in a baggy suit.
Dancing on their toes since 1974, The Trocks perform playful, entertaining parodies of classical ballet en travesti, a theatrical term for dressing as the opposite sex.
The play's progression marks the inexorable purging of Electra's black rage, and Mr. Leveaux and Ms. Wanamaker miss no opportunity to express this thirst for vengeance in the most highly theatrical of terms.
