Sentence examples for acting unusually from inspiring English sources

In that incident, an employee of the production said that Ms. Guy -- playing Jessie Brewster, a Josephine Baker-type chanteuse -- began acting unusually during the first act, delivering her lines very slowly and quietly.

Parents! Has your 10-year-old been acting unusually recently?

That rallies the crew, led by the usual gnarled chief sea dog (Mr. Keitel, acting unusually standard-issue).

For Tim Smith, a right-handed pitcher selected in the 42nd round, it was a beloved minor league pitching coach, acting unusually downtrodden, that tipped him off that he was gone after two years in the system.

When David starts acting unusually, Kylie confronts him, and he tells her he cannot forgive her for sleeping with Nick.

Whether the 68-year-old tenor will turn up, and what shape he'll be in, either physically (knee problems have long made his acting unusually stiff) or vocally, are matters of speculation.

The voice-over community is, by acting standards, an unusually cordial one.

According to TMZ, the star had been "acting in an unusually strange manner" before being hospitalized. .

And because the acting is unusually solid, their desperate, each-man-for-himself behavior becomes a scary microcosm of mass hysteria and social chaos in the face of catastrophe.

Other than Day-Lewis, who holds dual UK-Irish citizenship, British hopes are not invested heavily in the acting categories: unusually for a traditional area of British strength, there is no other UK representation.

Broadly speaking, these include a huge quantity of people acting in concert, an unusually high pitch of passion, a specific countervailing vision, and consistent press coverage unfavorable to sitting politicians.