Sentence examples for very staged from inspiring English sources

It's about the confirmation of the thoroughbred, and it's a very staged pose for painters.

These scenes look very staged, but amusingly so, and Combs is particularly good.

"Dealers who have areas that are heavily curated, where everything is very staged, sometimes those dealers have higher prices," Mr. Richter said.

"The museum has spaces that are very staged: a bed that you're not allowed to lie in, next to a chest of drawers and a mirror.

On television, correspondents at all the major stations covering Mr. Bush's speech at the Grand River Center, on the banks of the Mississippi River here, took pains to remind viewers, "This is a very staged setting," as Mr. Steele of Channel 7 did.

Again, you can see this with Google, which has fielded dozens of cars for very public testing and learning, while others' experiments are mostly hidden on their test tracks, except for very staged press events.

My very stage presence, sort of androgynous, made people violent.

He usurps not just the crown, but the very stage itself.

That is the very stage of events that is proving so daunting now in both Iraq and Afghanistan.

His impeccable timing makes the efforts of Simian Mobile Disco on this very stage yesterday look just amateur.

(She last appeared in 2001 in David Lindsay-Abaire's "Wonder of the World," on this very stage).