Sentence examples for cast subject from inspiring English sources

Jordan Hoffman "Much about The Imitation Game – cast, subject matter, parquet flooring – appears to mimic the 2011 film of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, with which it also shares Working Title roots and a director making their English language debut (in that case, Tomas Alfredson, in this, Morten Tyldum).

This diversity — in casting, subject matter, direction — reminds us that theatre is a living art that reflects something of us all.

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The cast, the subject, the distributor, and the Britishness all give the movie the air of Oscar bait, and it's not too soon to think of the lure of the golden whatsit: early today, the Academy announced a major change in the nominations for Best Picture.

Darwin may not have discovered evolution but he was the first person to cast the subject in a thoroughly scientific mode: Darwin in effect said that the pattern of nested resemblances that link up all organisms, the very pattern that underlies the Linnaean system codified a century before Darwin wrote On the Origin of Species (1859), arises as a necessary consequence of "descent with modification".

If you pick photos that cast your subject in a bad light, again, then it's not much of a tribute.

There, where audience members are cast as subjects in a study on the threshold of fear, a live rat keeps things stimulating.

Even the most unusual story, "Everything but the Girl," in which a hermaphrodite copes with uncertain sexual identity, is made accessible by casting the subject in the target mold, suggesting that, despite apparent differences, people are all cut from the same cloth.

New in Mr. Ahearn's work are several unpainted plaster casts of many hands joined together, cast from subjects seated around a table.

PUBLIC SPEAKING (HBO) Martin Scorsese's entertaining documentary about New York's least prolific writer, Fran Lebowitz, casts its subject as a city institution and a semi-legend of comic commentary.

He has coached a new generation of singers in his "Così" cast on subjects ranging from the motivations of their characters to their Italian diction to when and how to breathe.