theatrical造句

Actors learn how to enunciate clearly in the theatrical college.

It's the perfect thing, theatrical, glamorous and a bit crazy.

The photographs are theatrical artful posed like rentaRembrandts.

Like many Hollywood hotshots, he led a theatrical private life fuelled by outlandish affairs.

Even if Babe loads the theatrical dice, he creates wonderful opportunities for actors, here avidly seized.

Overhead of open-air theatre of Lykavittos hill, each summer hosts musical, theatrical performances in evenings.

She made her theatrical debut by starring in I and Albert at London's Piccadilly Theatre, in 1973.

Yeats takes on self-consciously staged identities, requiring costumes, and he sees other people in similarly theatrical and mythic terms.

SINN FEIN is fond of theatrical stunts, many of which have delivered dividends for the republican party.

The opening daywas one of stark contrasts and featured a classic sartorial duel:wearable clothes versus theatrical tactics.

La Roche eloquently expresses his theatrical creed: instead of the feeble attempts of modern writers, he wants drama to show human beings as creatures of flesh and blood.

The transition of the theatrical mask art from a plane form to the present stereoscopic model represents the instantaneous flashes of the so-called time-space art.

As a lone audience member, I found myself feeling both more conscious and conscientious, more aware of myself as an essential ingredient in a theatrical transaction.

In “Lorna’s Silence” (Sony), the Belgian directors Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, shooting on location in Liège, use symbolic and theatrical elements to transcend practical naturalism.

If he lives-and for all their theatrical obeisance, some of Chechnya's other strongmen loathe him, as do many Russian officers-what more might he want?

However much Rodchenko valued technology, mathematics and science, he was also a romantic with a theatrical streak and he quickly discovered a way to make science and art into Allies, not enemies.

The film was Limelight, the story of an aging music hall performer and the young girl he helps to success. Into it he put his memories of the London and the theatrical life he had known as a boy.

This theatrical model couldn't be more different from the typical experience of a West End show, whereby a room full of passive ticket-buyers take in the entertainment on a proscenium stage.