Sentence examples for admitting that acting from inspiring English sources

Delevingne was nervous about taking on the role, despite admitting that acting and music were always her plan A: "Michael was saying [that] it's got to be a natural performance, and he made it real in what is an occasionally surreal film.

I will admit, that acting as lawyer for their defence, I was not prosecuting the case.

But Bamford, an accomplished voice actor who also guest-starred on the last season of "Louie," is the first to admit that acting on other people's shows is not her greatest strength.

But she admits that acting and auditioning were terrifying: "The notion of being looked at and having to speak up was so scary," she says.

But I was coerced to make a false televised confession admitting that I was acting as an agent of evil Western media.

When I was alone, I could admit to myself that acting wasn't as fun as it had once been.

"I want to be involved with the great plays," she told an interviewer, and admitted that she missed acting and intended to act again.

And during that period, I will admit, that I started acting as lawyer for their defence.

In 1969, she publicly admitted that she missed acting; her friends and even her husband knew that she missed it; and she herself stated that her family and royal circumstances prevented her from getting back to it.

They made up later, thanks to a pill that lets Jenna feel emotion and because Jenna admitted that she was acting out because she was a bit jealous of how well things are working out for Liz.

In one advertisement, where he talks straight to the audience, Mr. Barak is almost penitent, admitting that he has made mistakes, including acting too much like a military commander and not enough like a political leader.