Sentence examples for acting going on from inspiring English sources

But too often there is so much acting going on around the edges of the stage that it's horribly distracting.

Because there ain't no acting going on.

And there is, you wearily surmise, "far too much RSC shouting and 'comic acting' going on" (the Independent again).

This film looks a bit like teatime telly at some moments, and a bit People's Friend at others; there is some pretty broad character acting going on.

When Bev hands Deirdre's glasses to a crumpled Ken, saying: "I wasn't sure what to do with them," it feels as if there is very little acting going on.

Here is frustration made flesh, with fearsome results; would it be heretical or ungrateful to say that there are times, when Phoenix is in full spate, and when Hoffman is revealing similar ruptures of rage in Dodd's more genial façade, when there is just too much acting going on, perhaps with a capital "A"?

If there is an acting camp going on, go for it!

When you're acting, there's this chaos going on around you and you have to compartmentalise and not think about it.

Are students, at any point, just acting as idle beings, with nothing going on?

Then I look at so much that's going on in the acting world today.

The list of acting officials goes on, spanning the UN ambassador, interior secretary, budget director and commissioner of Custom and Border Protection.