Britain has meticulously acted on arrest warrants from Poland, often for trivial offences.
The implosive small-town pathologist (Peter Sullivan) and his explosive wife (Helen McCrory) in the dramatically formulaic but meticulously acted "Late Middle Classes" are aching as much from emotional deprivation as from the more material kind.
Whether or not you wince, this meticulously acted movie, which won Ms. Soloway a directing award at the Sundance Film Festival, paints an accurate picture of how a segment of youngish, educated, affluent, white Americans converse.
Proofread your work meticulously.
He directed a series of meticulously detailed, scrupulously acted productions of plays by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, Schiller, Molière, Tennessee Williams, and Samuel Beckett, among others.
The Recovery Act was meticulously designed to favor the substantive over the splashy, but an unintended consequence was that its impact became nearly invisible.
He seems merely to be saying that, while we all know that every act is meticulously choreographed and leaves nothing to chance, the festival shouldn't acknowledge that by repeating itself.
During this meticulously written and exquisitely acted film, you come to sense the bonds and the wounds binding three generations of Monopolis, who definitely love one another, but with reservations.
These are plays that emphasize the wright in playwright, and the production, directed by Mr. Falls, is meticulously wrought as well: sumptuously designed and gleefully acted to the edge of hyperbole by a large and talented cast.
Slowly but surely, however, you acclimatise to the extraordinary, meticulously planned universe that Haynes has crafted - exquisitely designed, and superbly acted by the three principals - and submit to its unashamed emotionalism.
