Sentence examples for acting means from inspiring English sources

Where she does appear charmed, it's when talking about what acting means to her.

"But acting means acting, not just speaking, so the list of prior actions have to be implemented," she said.

None of the above, unless acting means embodying a woman named Joan Collins who has the blessing and the curse of being confused with Alexis Carrington, her notorious, shoulder-padded alter ego on "Dynasty".

It runs on unquestioned assumptions – that rehearsals last six weeks, that the writer is central, that acting means pretending to be someone else – all of which add up to cultural hegemony and artistic compromise.

Double acting means that it leavens before and during cooking, which is good for gluten-free cupcakes.

"I'd always lived in small towns, and acting meant having some kind of identity".

Common traits of narcissism include constantly feeling underappreciated, thinking everyone else is stupid, and feeling justified in acting mean to people.

According to Dora Wright, the production manager, the sailors were "little trouble", and gave good performances "when sober", but drink and the monotony of screen acting meant it was difficult to rely on them.

I knew that millions of patients were receiving only cursory eye tests, and the practice of waiting until a disease manifested itself before acting meant it was often too late to save a person's sight.

Stead also added memories of herself acting mean without reason.

Shows like Orange Is the New Black and Broad City have women acting mean, failing, and pooping.