Sentence examples for casting error from inspiring English sources

If someone told you that Hoffman was the equipment manager for a Pearl Jam tour, it wouldn't seem like a casting error.

At the conference, following the press screening, Maïwenn had referred to her own participation in the film as a possible casting error.

The classic casting error throughout Hollywood history has been the racial blunder, leading to John Wayne's role as the Mongolian Emperor Genghis Khan in 1956 film The Conqueror, Mickey Rooney's condemned "comic" turn as Mr Yunioshi in Breakfast at Tiffany's, and even Elizabeth Taylor's role as Queen of the Nile in the 1963 film Cleopatra.

But there are some casting errors so misjudged that even a knockout performance can't rescue them.

In an interview in the spring with Women's Wear Daily, the younger Mr. Pinault described his father's "instinctive capacity to surround himself with the right people," adding, "He seldom makes casting errors".

Far too many characters are crowded together for comfort, and there are serious casting errors, but the movie assumes that its churning energy, lightened with whimsy, will carry the day.

(R_{i}^{j}) and (T_{i}^{j}) are applied to ray-casting error calculation methods for two frames, as in Eq. 6, to describe the errors of the KinectFusion algorithm.

The Ohio case concerned early voting, and the North Carolina case involved same-day registration and votes cast in error at the wrong precinct.

Look, I would not want to win the presidency by a few votes cast in error or misinterpreted or not counted.

"I would not want to win the presidency by a few votes cast in error or misinterpreted or not counted, and I don't think Governor Bush wants that either," Mr. Gore said, adding: "While time is important, it is even more important that every vote is counted and counted accurately".

"I would not want to win the presidency by a few votes cast in error or misinterpreted or miscounted, and I don't think Governor Bush does either," he said.