Sentence examples for actor to accept from inspiring English sources

"To allow me as an actor to accept his behavior and have some level of enjoyment in his sadism, if that makes sense, you have to like something about the character to play it".

Click here or on 'view gallery' to see more pictures of the new Christian Grey Jamie Dornan, who dated Keira Knightly for two years and is best known to British viewers for his appearance in BBC2's The Fall, becomes the second British actor to accept the role.

It's often hard for actors to accept their own strengths.

The militants' prospects are also dependent on the government and its supporters continuing to advance sectarianism – something that encourages Sunni actors to accept ISIS.

Not that anything realistically grisly happens to the lead, 13-year old Max Brebant – but still, the story's traumatic aspects must surely have been hard for the director's child actors to accept.

Unlike the 1980s and 1990s, the United States can no longer compel the I.M.F. and the World Bank to provide funding, and it no longer possesses the economic or political influence to force Europe or other actors to accept Washington's preferred solutions.

And that's how it tied together, but for each one of them, as Stephen says, they're a dab of color that only makes sense in juxtaposition to the other color, and I think that's very hard for actors to accept, because normally they're used to owning the central strategy of the film.

Both sides agreed that they had yet to settle on their central point of contention: the producers' licensing of nonunion tours, which the union wants the producers to eliminate, or at least limit, and salary concessions for some road shows, which the producers want actors to accept.

Interessement represents the second moment of translation, which involves a process of convincing other actors to accept the definition of the focal actor [ 17].

This means that claims about the future of a complex intervention must take the form of assessments of the potential of a practice to normalize in a specific setting, and of the readiness of actors to accept it.

Nevertheless, the actor refuses to accept she has been shunned by Hollywood and pleaded with fans not to pity her during the Good Morning America appearance.