Sentence examples for a separate acting from inspiring English sources

Instead, there was the demon-eyed Rufus Sewell in a suit so watchable it deserved a separate acting credit.

And not just any opera, but "Die Soldaten," which is legendary for its challenges, among them the composer Bernd Alois Zimmermann's wish that it be staged on 12 separate acting areas.

"That was the point at which we all got separate acting agents and thought 'Right, this thing we've been doing for 10 years isn't going to last for ever and we need to look at doing other stuff', but it's been completely coincidental that we've all ended up on stage at the same time," Pemberton told the Guardian.

The overall heat needed for the process would then be provided in a separate calciner, acting as a sorbent regenerator.

They broke up their comedy act 15 years ago to pursue separate acting careers and to have a more stable life in which to raise their two children.

The Olivier awards for theatre make separate acting categories for performances in musicals.

The reason is that the Globes give separate acting gongs for performances in dramas, and for performances in comedies and musicals.

The Academy Awards should offer separate categories for children and animals (the twenty-two pooches who play Marley in "Marley & Me," the one, belonging to the director, who plays Lucy in Kelly Reichardt's "Wendy and Lucy"), as well as allowing separate acting categories for performers in films by David Fincher.

That anecdote is probably a comedian's bitter joke, but it encapsulates the argument for comedy being considered a separate category of acting, requiring distinct, and arguably higher, skills.

In a separate letter, John M. Gore, acting assistant attorney general in the Civil Rights Division, said that more than two months had passed without Harvard supplying a single document, and that the university was out of compliance with its obligations under Title VI.

Nothing came of it, but he liked the process so much he decided to pursue a career separate from acting.