Sentence examples for actors convey from inspiring English sources

"Most good actors convey two emotions at the same time… Rylance can convey a thousand things".

Her actors convey a sense of minutely observed, psychologically accurate naturalism.

He lets these four fine actors convey that true personal transformations are not announced with fanfare, but happen internally.

It's a splendid moment, filmed with none of the calm and rising thought and subtle humor that the actors convey.

We are accustomed to watching actors convey the experience of a horribly dawning realization — it's easy to imagine Ian McKellen playing the role of Durst.

A poet of hurt, Mr. Leung suggests worlds of pain with his melancholic eyes — few actors convey desire as beautifully or with such reserve.

Cruz is not as iconographically satisfying as other American demagogues Oliver North, say, whose square-jawed, unblinking evocation of James Stewart, John Wayne, and other Hollywood actors conveyed resolution.

Cruz is not as iconographically satisfying as other American demagogues — Oliver North, say, whose square-jawed, unblinking evocation of James Stewart, John Wayne, and other Hollywood actors conveyed resolution.

Lavant is one of the key actors of recent decades, one who, like classic-era movie actors, conveys an entire world of inner fury in perfect immobility — but who is no Methodical thespian but a hurricane of physical energy and an epicure of grace.

Lavant is one of the key actors of recent decades, one who, like classic-era movie actors, conveys an entire world of inner fury in perfect immobility but who is no Methodical thespian but a hurricane of physical energy and an epicure of grace.

As Henry, Fernando Gil was brilliantly cast: towering over the other actors, conveying all the king's youthful swagger and charm, he was so convincing in the role that when he left the stage to walk among the groundlings, the crowd parted for him as they might once have done for Henry himself.