Sentence examples for actor suggested that from inspiring English sources

One of the drama teachers, Yusef Miller, a playwright and actor, suggested that the girls change a line to make its meaning clearer.

Henry Cavill's recent comments on the Me Too movement were met with significant backlash after the actor suggested that by going up to talk to a woman, he would risk being "called a rapist or something".

The debate over whether Derek was mocking disabled people dominated the show's first run on Channel 4, with the actor suggesting that, with Derek being his fictional creation and all, only he could decide whether or not he had a disorder like autism.

Critics have questioned the wisdom in hiring Unwin as a voice actor, suggesting that the potential for comedy offered by Unwinese is too weak to sustain interest, although the scripting of the supporting characters has been praised.

However, the actors suggested that even in this case there should be two different kinds of settlement—allocation with payment and allocation without payment.

In this study, media actors suggested that public health sources were more trustworthy than food industry sources.

James Lipton, moderator of the panel and host of "Inside the Actors Studio," suggested that "societal changes will dictate the kinds of movies that are made and accepted by the people, more than the stars or studios can either predict or decree".

Directors and actors suggest that he shows up on set occupying a full-blown character of his own creation.

"My research on foreign fighters and lone actors suggests that radicalisation to violence is being overlooked, and we need to revisit that component of radicalisation.

Still, Mr. Belvaux's sensitive, generous way with actors suggests that, with more discipline and less gimmickry, he might have made a single masterwork, and "After the Life" provides the best support for this assessment.

Reich – who had known Hoyle since the late 1990s – was in the audience, and enjoyed the chemistry between the two actors, suggesting that they appear in a feature film together.