Sentence examples for a trained actress from inspiring English sources

"It is obvious that this teenage girl is not a trained actress," Kael wrote.

"I'm not a trained actress, and I'm from New York City Ballet, where we don't have too many ballets in which we have to act," she said.

Katie Jarvis was discovered on a railroad platform, arguing with her boyfriend; she had never acted before, and she doesn't modulate her voice as a trained actress would.

"Can you get all your ideas from up there?" The student, a trained actress, dutifully aimed her eyes at the ceiling.

But she is not a trained actress, and she doesn't have the tools to round out Mr. Stolz's one-dimensional portrait.

Like many of the cast-members who took minor roles in The Wire, she isn't a trained actress, but was instead plucked from the obscurity of Baltimore's housing projects to star in the series.

In fact Ms. Chastain, who makes her Broadway debut in "The Heiress" on Nov. 1, is a trained stage actress who spent four transformative years at Juilliard, from which she graduated in 2003.

From a Craigslist posting, I received a great bio from a trained theatrical actress.

The "Smash" pilot, which was produced this spring, stars Debra Messing (a theater-trained actress and an Emmy winner for NBC's "Will & Grace") as a lyricist.

A Rada-trained actress in her mid-thirties, definitely not part of the luvvie establishment (despite acclaimed performances with the RSC and the Royal Court), Okonedo was the first black British actress to be nominated since Marianne Jean-Baptiste in 1996.

As the cameras reset, Stanton sat with his stars, Taylor Kitsch, who played the troubled heartthrob Tim Riggins on "Friday Night Lights," and Lynn Collins, a Juilliard-trained actress in her first major role.