Sentence examples for The acted from inspiring English sources
verb
To do something.
- If you don't act soon, you will be in trouble.
His Alice, like all the acted Alices I have seen, is the wrong side of puberty and can look sulky as opposed to annoyed.
In these ways, Godard's films become intellectual essays: in them, the acted, experienced fictions of earlier motion pictures are transformed into the illustrative ideological cinema of the late 1960s.
However, while providing little consolation to those eager to see more scripts written originally for the stage, a new trend is threatening the long dominance of the staged film – the acted book.
In "*Corpus Callosum," besides the acted and digitalized transformations, there is a continuous tracking shot through the office, with the same or different characters appearing and reappearing and being subjected to the peculiar distortions Mr. Snow visits upon them.
"Gold Diggers of 1935," which I discuss in this clip, is the first musical that he directed in its entirety; until then, he had directed only the production numbers, while the acted scenes were left to such filmmakers as Lloyd Bacon and Mervyn LeRoy.
One can notice significantly lower recognition results for the acted speech database.
The company acted unethically.
In many accounts Africa is presented as the acted-upon party to the drama, the loser in the heritage fight, though such is not necessarily the case, and it certainly doesn't have to be, and won't be if we acknowledge Africa as the determining voice in every conversation.
