Sentence examples for acting impressed from inspiring English sources

I mention a specific scene on The Big Bang Theory in which Kunal's acting impressed the shit out of me.

Having selected him on the basis of his performance as John Wilder in the television series The Plane Makers (1963 65) and The Power Game (1965 70), Anderson stated that Wymark's acting impressed him as much as Hendry's, but also that his similar drinking habits resulted in slurred lines on set.

Karofsky was initially used as an ordinary jock bully, but Adler's acting impressed show co-creator Ryan Murphy; he expanded Karofsky's role in the show's second season by having him especially target gay glee club member Kurt Hummel Chris Colferr), only to turn out to be gay himself, though closeted.

Her refreshingly natural acting style impresses again in a role that has shades of her character in the Gangs of Wasseypur.

The interview is not a survey of Sirk's career but rather an in-depth exploration of several key experiences, beginning with his creation of a star — Zarah Leander, a Swedish singer who had little acting talent but impressed him with "the force of her personality".

Johnson was part of the Saxons squad which won the Churchill Cup last summer and hopes he can us his call-up to impress acting England boss Stuart Lancaster, who was in charge of the Saxons last year.

Country crooner Reba McEntire's film and TV acting have rarely impressed, but critics were unstinting in their praise for her title turn in Annie Get Your Gun.

She liked what I did with it, but she was never impressed with acting as a job.

She did allow, though, that her extended role as acting mayor had "finally impressed my kids," though that would soon end.

Even at my grand age, I'm still acting in order to impress him.

The Walshes lived on Gloucester Way then, two doors along from the McKechnies, and though they were never friendly — Joe Walsh always saw himself as a cut above — Stan decided that he and Helen were an item, trailing along to school beside her, trying to make conversation, doing stuff to impress her, acting as if they had something more in common than a street address.