| 词汇 | example_english_theatricality |
| 释义 | Examples of theatricalityThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. He explores the dynamic between his concert and installation works, and extends the journey by discussing the 'theatricality of minimalism'. It makes fashionable claims about the ' theatricality ' of preaching and about the ' nuanced ' readings on offer in subsequent essays. For believers, communion with the dead is the essence of life; power, oppression, theatricality, sexuality, art, pale before the allure of the world beyond. This spectacular asceticism highlights the theatricality of these actions, disseminated to wider audiences through verbal communications, very rare images, and written sources such as hagiographies. It also cultivates the theatricality of the painting. It achieves a desired quality of theatricality in a non-theatrical context. This porosity creates a sense of urban theatricality and intimacy. Observation of minute traces has revealed several indicators of 'theatricality' in much of the repertoire. I locate the poisonous source of that theatricality in the novel's originating sin: the promiscuity of woman. This spirit of excess represented in the entrance canopy is an inherent quality of theatricality in draped architecture. Here, the entrance through the door signals the very theatricality of the presentation. They treat established notions of theatricality with a suspicion that places their work on a border between performance and theatre. The representation of what has been entombed in the offstage as the unconscious of the stage is the presence of the uncanny theatricality. The first is the modern persistence of baroque - now neo-baroque - theatricality as a principle of totalising cultural representation and political control. She takes the theatricality out of high drama, reduces the mythological to something banal. This extraordinary little book alerts the reader to its relationship to acting through the theatricality of its title. The theatricality of the performance is thus already explicit and part of the performance. What distinguishes these events and makes them 'operatic' is precisely their theatricality. At the very end, true-life facts and sentiment were invoked with an absolute minimum of theatricality. His asides frequently break through the reality of the stage action and point to its theatricality: everything to him is play. The combination of theatricality and militarism embodied in these activities strengthened their appeal as spectacle but could also pose challenges to loyalist elite authority. To name this "theatricality" simply as part of a miscellany of secular images similar to those seen "elsewhere in the world" is a mistake. Rather, he produces a critique of positions that may be blind to the very theatricality which they seem to be critiquing. Uncanniness is not a feature of the thing itself but a product of its perception, or the comprehension of the onlooker - which is also true for theatricality. The invisibility of theatre's no man's land decomposes the theatricality of the stage and creates an ontological gap or even a burst where the uncanny breaks out. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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