Sentence examples for challenges actors from inspiring English sources

While real musicians have their own challenges, actors playing musicians have theirs: faking the playing of an instrument is always awkward.

That's the moment when I realised, 'When you are out of energy, there's more in the tank.'" In movie terms, a Lars von Trier film is a little like that hat, a prize of sorts that challenges actors to draw more deeply from the tank.

The authors of this paper posit that design methods stage aesthetic disruption, a sensory experience that challenges actors' existing assumptions.

She found the experience to be fun, noting that it challenges actors to use their imaginations while performing.

Damon's comments come off as especially tone-deaf when you consider the particular challenges actors and filmmakers of color face when trying to break into and make it in the industry.

By their focus on the production, packaging, dissemination, and utilization of scientific knowledge, they tend to blind us to the multiple forms and sources of knowledge and information utilized in the innovation process, and obscure the challenges actors confront when they attempt to apply K&I in their own practice.

(Scott) 'THE RINGER' (PG-13, 94 minutes) A hilarious and resourceful cast of intellectually challenged actors smartens up an otherwise brain-dead comedy produced by the Farrelly brothers.

The members of the Justice League have successfully battled a whole franchise's worth of world-destroying supervillains, but they've yet to overcome one simple challenge: actors who want to move on.

In the final stages of this process, communities would ideally understand both upstream and downstream determinants of health, identify the political and economic roots of ill health, and challenge actors responsible for perpetuating these.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau playfully challenged actor Matthew Perry to a fight over Twitter on Saturday, just weeks after Perry let the world know that he once beat Trudeau up at their elementary school in Canada.

Frustrated and with enough bravado to challenge actor Clint Eastwood to a duel after learning the tall ex-Marine had an affair with Seberg, Gary doubled down on that trait and developed an elaborate scheme to win the Prix Goncourt a second time.