Sentence examples for a question of casting from inspiring English sources

But it's also a question of casting.

In a dig at Dati's status as a photogenic symbol of diversity, Jouanno said the mayoral race was not a question of "casting".

When a question of casting the project came up one of the producers made a list of potential leads for the project.

"It's a question of casting rather than talent," said Carl Johnson, president at TBWA/Chiat/Day New York, which handles accounts with billings estimated at $400 million for accounts like the Absolut and Chivas Regal.

It's been a tough summer for Murphy in a number of ways; not only has the show's politics been an issue, but there's also been a question of cast members coming and going.

Mr. Cromer, whose hit production of "Our Town" played more than 600 performances at the Barrow Street Theater, said there was never a question of not casting a deaf actor to play Billy.

So now that Bruno Ganz has made it "safe" to play Hitler, the question of casting becomes inevitable.

On the question of casting, it still can't be denied that the original selection featured a startling number of obsessives and oddballs who were surely more likely to be good on television than good in business.

It issued a critical statement about Majidi's plans in 2012, and a spokesman recently questioned the viability of casting Islam's chief figure.

There is, moreover, no question of cast-members Aaron Paul, Dominic Cooper and Imogen Poots taking to the Oscar stage next March to sob over the "journey" that took them there.

Tim Carroll, in Woody and His Women, raised a question mark about his habit of casting gorgeous, accomplished actresses only to discard them on the cutting-room floor.