staginess การใช้

• The staginess derives from Veronese, Tiepolo's hero.
• Ironically, their very staginess heightens the images'power.
• It's simplicity as a higher form of staginess.
• The film, too, never quite escapes the staginess of the event.
• The film is so beautifully acted that you barely notice the staginess of some of the speeches.
• Besides, there is a staginess about the whole result that casts anything approaching convictions to one side ."
• With La Tour there's always a dose of theatrics, a heightened reality that can edge over into staginess.
• But be warned that " The Piano Lesson " starts sluggishly and with much in-your-face staginess.
• Nor do the oversize book's large illustrations by Francisco Ordaz ever quite escape a Cecil B . DeMille kind of staginess.
• That absence of staginess adds a tone of realism to the comedy and gives us a more intimate experience of Ellie's life.
• Only this time _ without the single, long takes that kept " Rope " mired in staginess _ Hitch got it right.
• Young can't, however, mediate the staginess that plagues much of the dialogue, especially during Olmos and Alonso's weirder soliloquies.
• The dialogue, especially in the early, coyly expository scenes, sounds overly written, though gradually Leary's scattershot energy dispels the staginess.
• A few, such as " Henry V " and " The Mahabharata " are unabashedly theatrical, using their staginess as a style.
• With a staginess reminiscent of " The Petrified Forest " and with overt and covert references to films like " Bonnie and Clyde,"
• Ah, but Danza and his pearly whites match perfectly with " The Practice, " which is plainly obsessed with the staginess and amorality of today's courtrooms.
• The staginess of educational policies results from burdensome  exchange dramatics among students ( always being on one s best behavior for teachers, preparing for too many exams, etc . ).
• By the time Gabor and Adele perform in private, in an empty warehouse, for the sole purpose of satisfying their own desires, the scene has a cheap, heavy-breathing staginess.
• And Candace just had this amazing charisma, this very realistic but stunning beauty, and was at the same time down to earth and not possessed of the staginess so many kid actors have.
• The staginess of melodrama hung on under O'Neill, even in bold experiments such as the spoken thoughts or " interior monologues " of his seven-hour " Strange Interlude ."