Sentence examples similar to acting champion from inspiring English sources

Dream work has much in common with the Method, the approach to acting championed by Lee Strasberg, who taught his interpretation of Konstantin Stanislavski's "naturalism" for the stage.

Outside acting, Watson championed more production in Canada and more opportunities for Canadian actors.

The report calls for town halls to engage in "place-shaping", acting as champions for their local turf.

Major brands should be acting ethically, championing and supporting Great British design by paying a licence fee to the originator; a situation which world intellectual property day can also help to highlight.

ROs, as organisational managers seemed to be 'early adopters' of revalidation, acting as champions [ 5].

He should be acting like a champion.

She is certainly not acting like a "champion of peace, democracy, and non-violence" in her current capacity.

The trust neither provides oversight, nor is it necessarily acting as a champion of the BBC," he said.

Labor advocates at times accuse the labor federation of siding with management rather than acting as a champion of workers' rights.

The Exxon subpoena may nominally have been about misled investors, but it was really about then-Attorney General Eric Schneiderman acting as a champion in the fight against global warming, a point upon which I elaborate in my column of two years ago.

If this happens, it will be the first time since 1949 that there will no longer be a dedicated official body acting as a champion for habitats and species.