Sentence examples for acting with that from inspiring English sources

She would always talk fondly of the experience of acting with that least starry of great actors, who invariably told her ribald jokes in the wings before coming on stage and reducing audiences to tears with his saintly nobility.

Sometimes it's about gathering every possible piece of information and then acting with that full authority.

A parent (or someone else entrusted with the guardian role over a child) might want to impart his culture and values to his children, and the result of parents with different culture and values acting with that goal will predictably bring it about that children who have the same native talent and ambition but are raised in different ways will have unequal chances of competitive success.

Bierly also compared Swift's acting with that of Keira Knightley.

Even harder, it means that when another is not acting with grace, that it doesn't prevent us from continuing to act with grace ourselves.

Back out of the suits, the banter returns to normal and Matt (the "old man" of the group at 26) concedes cautiously that there is a bit of acting with all that smiling on stage.

The court said actual malice required acting with knowledge that a statement was "false or with a reckless disregard of whether it was false or not".

I loved these magical movies, which combined great acting with exhilarating soundtracks that stuck in my head for weeks.

Instead of acting with unjustified fear that has, at the least, racial overtones, let's provide better, more organized ways for them to obtain work, under fair conditions.

In fact, the show demeans the art of acting, with a cast that demonstrates no relationship to what authentic make-believe can do to a script or to an audience.

The English actress Sheila Gish became a particularly aggrieved enemy in 1983, when Maria, acting with an authority that was spurious, tried to stop her from starring in a production of "Streetcar" at the Greenwich Theatre, in London.