Sentence examples for an international actor from inspiring English sources

Then, China was looking to take its place on the world stage, and possessed slightly less self-esteem as an international actor, a senior foreign diplomat here said Saturday.

Making his film debut in Tony Richardson's The Entertainer in 1960, he soon became not only a star of British cinema but also an international actor to be reckoned with.

"I have been offered buddy cop roles and things like that, but I still feel that when Hollywood has taken an international actor, they haven't been given the roles that see beyond their ethnicity or that make them central to the film so they are still quite two dimensional.

A country made ready to join the European Union is a country better able to compete in the world whatever course it chooses.A Union accommodating shifting alliances of members, sometimes pulling in different directions, is inevitably going to be less cohesive and less effective as an international actor.

Heaven forbid it behave in a manner unbecoming of an international actor.

Indeed, for many Australians the nation's involvement is seen as a symbol of its emergence as an international actor, while many of the notions of Australian character and nationhood that exist today have their origins in the war.

Of course, several factors explain China's shift from a self-absorbed power obsessed with sovereignty to an influential international actor, not least of which is China's growing economic might.

After starring as "The Wire's" Stringer Bell, "Luther's" Luther, possibly-maybe-not becoming the next James Bond, and the Kony-esque "Commandant" in Netflix's acclaimed "Beasts Of No Nation" (for which he earned a Golden Globe nomination for best supporting actor in a motion picture), Elba isn't only a rising international actor, he's a fashion force that it's time you reckon with.

And in the future the European Union is needed for the Continent to remain a significant international actor in a world organized around powerful regional groupings.

"The UK wants to be, and is, an important international actor, and the government takes its responsibilities, as far as my mandate is concerned, seriously.

WHEN the United Nations was created after the second world war, it was "an era of secular international relations and few if any anticipated that religion would ever again be an important international actor".