Sentence examples for casting suggest from inspiring English sources

Does his casting suggest that director Marc Webb is taking his Spider-Man reboot down a more angsty, indie route?

Her casting suggests that a virtual character may not have the box-office clout of a real one.

Such casting suggests a sensibility that was not quite of this world and, tragically, seems to have derived from a personality that was finally unable to be at ease in it.

But in the New York Grand Opera's performance of Leoncavallo's "Pagliacci" at the Naumberg Band Shell in Central Park on Friday night, the casting suggested a provocative spin that the composer might not have envisioned.

These are just three recent examples of dream-team revival casting suggested by talkinbroadway.com readers whose desires for the perfect show frequently turn that popular theater fan site into the Broadway equivalent of fantasy football.

Vanity Fair's Joanna Robinson agreed, asking, "Is a disappointing 'Ghost in the Shell' the nail in the coffin of Hollywood whitewashing?" Skrein's "Hellboy" casting suggests not. .

This casting suggests that Sir Jaspar was played as a straightforwardly comic part, while Pinchwife would be "alarming as well as funny".

This study has demonstrated that hAMSCs can be grown and induced to differentiate in osteoblastic cells on PCL film prepared by solvent casting, suggesting and promoting research of new strategies to enhance and maximize the cellular reply and differentiation on the substrate for future use in bone tissue engineering applications.

Gingrich had no such organisation in place and estimates of the 630,000 votes cast suggest he is already behind by about 60,000.

Richard Sabellico's expert direction and choreography, and the finesse of a finely chosen cast suggest that the show at the Helen Hayes is a stopover on an extended tour, or perhaps a new start-up revival.

But the hungry looks Judas repeatedly casts suggest that sexual jealousy plays no small role in his decision to turn the object of his agonized affection over to the Roman rulers, to whom this "King of the Jews" is a prickly thorn in the side.