Sentence examples for cast thinking from inspiring English sources

Sam Troughton, playing Edmund, found himself unable to speak in the middle of a sentence during the first half of the production (leaving some in the cast thinking it was a bold improvisation).

You can almost hear the young cast thinking, 'Is that acting?

At one point, the three of us were laughing so loudly, I could sense the rest of the cast thinking, "Who are these chicks talking to Brent?" It was a little surreal.

I think it was interesting going in because a lot of the cast were thinking, "How are we ever going to get through this?" because it was so dense, and there were so many people, and it required so much coverage.

Mr. Dugdale said Mr. Nakoula had used the alias Sam Bacile, among others, to make the movie and had tricked the cast into thinking it was making a sword-and-sandal epic about a murderous tribal leader named George.

But most economists cast such thinking as recklessly extreme, akin to putting an obese person on a painful diet in the name of long-term health just as they are fighting off a potentially lethal infection.

I used my own life experiences to help put together the cast list – thinking back to all the different kinds of people I've known over the years, borrowing characteristics from them, imagining how they'd deal with the situation, then using those ideas to build up characters of my own.

I went back to graduate school and took a couple of courses in education and said, "I don't think this is going to work out for me". I was pregnant with my first baby, so I had a baby and stayed home for a couple of years, and I was really casting about, thinking, "What am I going to do?" My husband's view of it was, "Stay home.

This is "magick," real men casting spells thinking that it will, honest-to-god, get them laid.

That will also require the West to cast aside tired thinking.

He tends to brood, and there's a mournful cast to his thinking.