Sentence examples for thoroughly staged from inspiring English sources

Moving through one trashy-sexy texture after another, the album is much more carefully made than the band's previous two; it's minutely worked on, fussed over, thoroughly staged and blocked and lighted.

This indicates that, although the current study included a thoroughly staged and uniformly defined population, the optimal treatment for patients presenting with locally advanced OSCC has not yet been defined.

The pictures from Tuesday's jaunt to West Point are startlingly, if unsurprisingly revealing when you separate the non-posed, non-thoroughly staged photo-ops (1, 2) from those in which the former Yale cheerleader enters the picture (more the source of freakish attraction himself, really) and, acting more their age (and sticking closest to the females), commands some cheap giggles.

And the big reveal of the results has been thoroughly stage-managed, with live TV coverage and a Channel 4 documentary.

Among legal experts, there is little doubt that Mr. Bo will be severely punished; the question is how much party leaders will allow to be made public during what is certain to be a thoroughly stage-managed trial.

This has been a boon for operagoers in New York, who have come to rely on the school's attractively staged, thoroughly prepared productions as alternatives to a diet of "Traviatas," "Trovatores" and "Bohemes".

Though the play is thoroughly engrossing in the beautifully staged production now at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, it is still a few tweaks short of the intellectually challenging piece it means to be.

If you expect a thoroughly professional staging of a familiar favorite, you won't be shortchanged at the Helen Hayes.

The Democrats have injected a bit of partisan invective into an otherwise thoroughly upbeat, stage-managed week in Philadelphia.

And in a way, of course, she achieved that - the reviews were formidable ("a thoroughly lovable stage presence", "bubbly, bright and endearing", "bloomin' luvverly", etc) and she won an Olivier award (even if the audience did groan when it was announced).

Roads, rail, hotel and airport links are a positive leftover, while the government reckons that South Africans ought to be grateful for the "intangible legacy" of pride and unity in proving to the world that the country could stage a thoroughly modern, safe event.