Sentence examples for acting as much from inspiring English sources

Mother Theresa was acting as much from desire as was the Marquis de Sade.

Mr. Hazan organized the classes and field trips, acting as much tour guide as producer.

So, I'm thinking of moving in that direction and not acting as much".

In the arena of the Olivier stage, it is a celebration of acting as much as it is of Chekhov.

As I put it in my essay, "Mother Theresa was acting as much from desire as was the Marquis de Sade".

It shows that as pressure built among the prisoners and some threatened even to kill themselves in protest, Bumgarner and other guard officers — acting as much on instinct as policy — took surprising steps to contain the upheaval.

Miss Harrow was accompanied by Mr. Wilkins in a set focused on unfamiliar but provocative songs that were essentially cadenced monologues, little set pieces that were as much acting as they were singing.

"Variations Sérieuses," in spite of its rather solemn title, is itself one more variation, Mr. Wheeldon's effort to fill the State Theater with a frothy backstage comedy, a piece requiring nearly as much acting as movement.

The best experience you can get is not a B.F.A. or an M.F.A. but the best academic program you can get into, studying English or drama or history or what-have-you, doing as much acting as you can at your university or local theater, and then coming to New York to network, meet casting agents and do Off Broadway theater.

That is, those acting as agents demanded much higher salaries for their players than those playing managers were willing to offer.

Yet, despite the best attempts of chauvinist columnists and all-news radio stations to stir things up every time the Canadian dollar weakens, Canadians are acting as though pretty much nothing has happened.