Sentence examples for casting kind from inspiring English sources

"It's funny because early on we talked about doing a bigger, more sort of Ocean's Eleven style cast," says Snyder, on the phone from LA. "But the problem was that, as I was working on that concept, it was all about the irony of casting a movie like that, with big stars, so that the casting kind of commented on their roles.

If you practice casting this kind of skeptical eye on your own writing, I predict it will get better, fast.

Paris' beauty casts a kind of paralysis on its citizens.

Watch him cast every kind of spell over a rarely performed "Sleeping Beauty".

Has it cast any kind of pall on what you are doing?

An early theory was that a crowd cast a kind of intoxicating spell over its participants.

Live, this is not a noisy group, but one instead that casts a kind of spell.

Like a late-life romance, it induces both grief and euphoria and casts a kind of high-lonesome bluegrass spell.

Do the genetic mechanics of our creation really cast this kind of doubt on our humanity and emotional complexity?

The women, who had seemed so independent in their duet, became meek in his presence, as though he had cast a kind of spell on them.

So in Iran today, some people say that Rahim-Mashaee has cast some kind of spell over Ahmadinejad – that he has captured Ahmadinejad's mind.