Sentence examples for be acted with the from inspiring English sources
Despite Stanislavsky's reputation as an innovator who had brought a natural, nondeclamatory style to the hitherto overhistrionic Russian stage, his productions were never natural and nondeclamatory enough for Chekhov, who wished his work to be acted with the lightest possible touch.
It's acted with the distinctive physical and facial control that Delépine and Kervern always succeed on imposing on their casts.
This drama needs no annotator or apologist if it's acted with the naturalistic refinement and accumulation of revelatory detail found in this interpretation.
It is acted with the sweaty authenticity associated with Labyrinth, by a cast that includes David Deblinger as Dutch's womanizing co-worker (named Marty, presumably with a wink) and Maggie Bofill as the mother-smothered waitress Dutch loves.
He's acted with the biggest names in the business, and has even watched the masters stumble.
The love story between Chamblee Ferguson's Nick and Christine Toy Johnson's Diane may not be acted with much granularity, but the unexpected romance blossoms touchingly all the same.
The Indian government's current legal definition of terrorism is: acts with the intent or likelihood to threaten the unity, integrity, security or sovereignty of India or with the intent or likelihood of striking terror in people.
Though the production is acted with in-the-moment authenticity (Paul Butler, Yvette Ganier and Raynor Scheine round out the solid ensemble), and its plot steeped in brutal historical detail, theme overwhelms credible character.
It is acted with panache, particularly by Ben Batt (of the BBC drama The Village) as the ironically named, unemployed Cash.
[The scene is acted with modest brilliance by Lesley Nicol, who lets slip just the right lopsided grin.
The piece is acted with immense intelligence and genuine humor by Ms. Myre, Mr. Conroy and Peter Maloney.
