Sentence examples for actor philosopher from inspiring English sources

In his maturity Carlin became a unique creative force, equal parts actor, philosopher, satirist, poet - a genuine man of the people, not a multi-millionaire charlatan hiding in a studio, an artist who sharpened his art with and for live human beings, not the anonymous zero of a camera lens.

I must not speak of my neighbors now, on penalty of banishment, but on my staircase live a distinguished actor, a philosopher, the widow of a celebrated jeweler, three pretty girls from New York, the secretary to the trustees and myself.

Instead, we are at sea on a cacophonous Mediterranean cruise ship, a floating Las Vegas drowning in over-consumption, where a Greek chorus of actors and philosophers wander among the middle-aged passengers quoting Bismarck, Beckett, Derrida, Conrad and Goethe in French, German, Russian and Arabic.

In government committees and ethical review boards, best practice is now determined by a diverse array of actors: including philosophers, lawyers, doctors, scientists, health-care managers, theologians, social scientists, and representatives of patient and charitable groups.

PROFILE of the Viennese actor, playwright, mimic, philosopher, nonconformist, & congenital oppositionist, who, with a collaborator named Carl Merz, wrote "Der Herr Karl," as a one-hour, one-act, one-man TV play.

By Joseph Wechsberg The New Yorker, April 20 , 1963P. 53 PROFILE of the Viennese actor, playwright, mimic, philosopher, nonconformist, & congenital oppositionist, who, with a collaborator named Carl Merz, wrote "Der Herr Karl," as a one-hour, one-act, one-man TV play.

The New Yorker, April 20 , 1963P. 53 PROFILE of the Viennese actor, playwright, mimic, philosopher, nonconformist, & congenital oppositionist, who, with a collaborator named Carl Merz, wrote "Der Herr Karl," as a one-hour, one-act, one-man TV play.

The martial artist, actor, filmmaker, and philosopher, Bruce Lee, was one of the most prominent figures in the world throughout the 1960s and 1970s.

After Mid-August Lunch, it's a late mid-life crisis for Italian actor, director and whimsical philosopher Gianni de Gregorio in The Salt of Life, about an ageing would-be romancer.

"When I first met Carl, I thought he was a philosopher," said actor Sheen, a longtime friend.

The philosopher Alan Watts, the actor Sterling Hayden, the author Shel Silverstein and the cartoonist Phil Frank all floated nearby.