Sentence examples for admirable acting from inspiring English sources

Robertson saw the film and he offers a nuanced reaction which pays particular attention to the largely admirable acting.

His sob stories about homelessness and a dead bloke called Alfonso showed admirable acting chops.

OK, so Cate Blanchett has admirable acting skills: her performance as Queen Elizabeth grew from winsome girl to thoughtful monarch with great panache.

Bennett Miller's Foxcatcher, which nervily pitches the stars of 21 Jump Street and The 40-Year-Old Virgin four-square at the Oscar voters, features so much admirable acting, writing and film-making that I wonder why it left me so unmoved.

As his worried at-home wife, Laura Linney does some admirable phone acting, emoting believably with only a prop to interact with.

If Ms. Howe's play, directed by Pam MacKinnon and starring Lizbaeth Mackay as Roz, Juan Carlos Hernandez as the comic and touching Jesus and Laura Heisler as the addled Ophelia, is a highlight, the evening offers other admirable examples of writing, acting and staging.

If your friend does decide to pay part of the repair costs -- her actions did do damage, after all -- she'll be acting out of admirable generosity, not ethical necessity.

With organisations acting as necessary and admirable mouthpieces for them, however, it means that we rarely get to hear from the children themselves.

Ms. Collins was acting in the traditional (and admirable) spirit of the Senate, which tends to confirm judicial nominees unless the person is clearly unqualified.

"In-i" is merely a lightweight footnote to her career, and less admirable in real artistry than her stage acting in "Naked".

Though not always successful, what is admirable about Max Levchin is that he kept acting on his theories, i.e. building them and supporting other high leverage individuals, like Marissa Mayer, when they set out to do the same.