Sentence examples for acting in which from inspiring English sources
The three couples perform various scenes of dance, movement, and acting, in which individuals seek love and sex, but never really escape isolation.
By staking a protected space for the performer, they become films about acting, in which technique is showcased over expression and manner is celebrated for its own sake.
In 1961, in "Seven Come Eleven," a cabaret show in Manhattan, Mr. Bruns performed in a spoof of Method acting in which he transformed into a toad because, as his character said, "I projected too much".
From his actors Brecht demanded not realism and identification with the role but an objective style of acting in which they became, in a sense, detached observers who commented on the action of the plays.
In Germany, Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956) evolved a new theory of acting in which actors demonstrate the actions of a character rather than identify with their roles: a style that matched Brecht's anti-illusionist, political theatre and often found favour in Britain.
First, concerning graph-bound representations as communication structures, our approach uses the Cartesian graphs for strategizing and acting, in which critical information about upcoming challenges is communicated to the player through the 'language' of the Cartesian graphs themselves.
The group of translations acting in Ω (which has periodic boundaries) is the torus (mathbb {R}^{2}/mathbb {Z}^{2}), which, moreover, acts faithfully on any (V_{0}) with square or hexagonal pattern.
They are acting in ways which Africa really needs now.
He claimed if carbon dioxide in the atmosphere doubled, this would deliver 1.1C of global warming if CO2 was "acting in isolation" which, of course, never happens.
Also, because Lucas has little rapport with actors, his films tend to have only passable acting in them, which forces him to rely unduly on pace and editing.
"I wish to argue that both are wrong – that Occupy's voice has been both loud and persuasive and that policymakers have listened and are acting in ways which will close those fault-lines.
