Sentence examples for acting far more from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Unlike his original personality, Zimmerman is acting far more violent and aggressive, and believes Magnus to be an imposter, citing she died three years ago.

Acting far more swiftly than the Japanese authorities did (the Japanese had the misfortune of having to learn through trial and error), Western policymakers provided liquidity to their banks and forced them to rebuild capital, while pumping in generous doses of fiscal stimulus to offset the collapse in private-sector demand.

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.

Its dialogue, characterisation, pacing and acting are far more textured and absorbing, and for 90 minutes the film held the viewer in an attention headlock that seldom relaxed its grip.

Fury is an A+ acting job, far more interested in the violence of war and the proclamations of morality than the flawed characters underneath the soldiers.

Fury is a capital A acting job, far more interested in the violence of war and the proclamations of morality than the flawed characters underneath the soldiers.

"To me acting is a far more generous pursuit.

The cerebral vibe of "Key & Peele" 's "comedy math" (as they call it on a commentary track) is at times akin to that of the IFC series "Portlandia," but their acting style is far more visceral, and they embrace more explicit provocation.