Sentence examples for acting terms from inspiring English sources

'In acting terms, she couldn't say a line.

You can't directly replace Pinter any more than, in acting terms, you could Laurence Olivier.

In some ways, Moore is in acting terms the equivalent of Sean Penn: a big gun who goes off with a loud bang.

Yes, it is a movie that has an ensemble that is played through a prismatic narrative, but in acting terms – give or take a smashing Matt Damon assist – the movie belongs to him.

In acting terms, he had wandered into a dangerous area that technique couldn't float him out of; only the depth of his emotional commitment to the character and the scene could.

My error was not unique: the new issue of Grazia devotes a page to speculation that Emma Watson (in acting terms, an unknown-known) cropped her hair to win the part.

We'd attack each one by seeding it with at least one acting term.

Remember: Make your voice loud- or in the acting term, project your voice.

But it's also a fantastic piece of acting, in terms of how slowly and incrementally Dunham lets Hannah melt, and how perfectly she telegraphs, from the start, where this encounter is going.

When you get behind the wheel you project into the car, perceiving and acting in terms of the world of roads.

But if you truly get the importance of thinking and acting long-term, you'll do whatever it takes to attract these people.