Sentence examples for a hard actor to from inspiring English sources

He was always a hard actor to get a fix on, though, because he never really had a type, and he didn't take especially flamboyant, awards-ready roles, either.

That was a hard act to sustain for actors in middle age.

In stepping out of character – hard for an actor to do and still harder for a comedian, she admits – she is coming into her own.

If a puppet passes a cup to another puppet, it has a poignancy, an epic quality which is hard for an actor to find," says Kohler.

"It's very hard for an actor to break the mold of a stereotype until he starts making a name for himself," Alfaro said.

"I've had experience playing competitively, and I think it helped tremendously for the role, because there are certain things -- the way a golfer carries himself, his demeanor -- that it would be hard for an actor to fake".

It is hard for an actor to find someone who is going to bring them up through the ranks, nurture them and give them the chance to develop.

I'm sure it's hard for an actor to cross over unless you're Russell Crowe — I'm just kidding — but I guess it helps having M. Ward on your side.

I have tried to adopt that philosophy, but it's very hard for an actor to do it, somehow.

"Shining City" is a play about listening — one of the hardest activities for an actor to perform without calling attention to himself.

Miller names a few who are trying a bit harder — Colm Tóibin trained with an actor to nail his delivery — and talks about Charles Dickens, who set the bar for reading one's work aloud fairly high.