Sentence examples for acting far from inspiring English sources

It is immediately evident that Antonia takes acting far more seriously than stardom.

For some, it had been caught out acting far beyond enlightened self-interest and, unpredictably, abandoning principles.

He said local health maintenance organizations were now acting far more assertively to promote the health of prospective mothers.

"Remember, you are acting far more illegally and dangerously every time you break the speed limit in a car," said Alastair.

But it is acting far less nobly when it comes to prisoners held at a larger, more secretive military detention facility at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.

With acting far from her thoughts, Ms. Higgins began to study psychotherapy -- she has since qualified as a therapist -- and early in 1997 began dating a photographer, Brian Walker, who lived next door; they married two years ago.

Reasons cited for this include: bad acting, far-fetched storylines and a lack of anything that even remotely resembles insight.

In the second act, he pushes naturalistic acting too far, sometimes allowing it to get in the way of his dancing.

"He has led an administration acting so far on the basis of postures rather than policies," he said.

The cost of acting goes far higher the longer we wait — we can't wait any longer to avoid the worst and be judged immoral by coming generations.

In short, when a judge sentences on the basis of acquitted conduct, he is acting with far more information than is typically available at sentencing.