Sentence examples for confident actor from inspiring English sources
Mr. Davies remains enchanting throughout the play's 95 minutes; he's a confident actor with plenty of presence.
Beneath Affleck's slightly macho demeanour there also resides an increasingly confident actor whose performances have only got better since he began to take charge of the cameras.
The eccentric 28-year-old revealed that he is "not a really confident actor" at the war movie's European premiere on Sunday, after recently admitting to suffering an "existential crisis" and making some "judgement errors".
What he is — besides the lead in Roundabout Theater Company's revival of "Pal Joey," now in previews at Studio 54 — is a Broadway classic himself: a determined, confident actor who found midcareer fame (and a featured-performance Tony) as Tommy DeVito in "Jersey Boys" and has his first shot at a major leading role.
He is a very energized kind of confident actor with lots of ideas of his own.
This sort of training will help shape you into a confident actor.
These were bad for the Theatre Royal as a business venture; but on the other hand, its strong and confident actors and their insistence on dialogue and literary quality over ornament and visual effects were good for the rebirth of English drama.
If the UK wants to return to the forefront and lead a medium-sized power on the world stage, Labour must come across as a political force able to recast the country as a confident international actor, not one that hesitates about who it wants to side with and which club it wants to be in, constantly bemoans past mistakes, nurtures nostalgia, or struggles to set itself clear, ambitious goals.
They recorded it in Los Angeles while living in a complex in Burbank that also housed lots of "beautiful and too confident" child actors, recalled the drummer, Benny Horowitz.
Turkey's emergence as a self-confident international actor represents a new equilibrium for a country once most known for its strong transatlantic link and insistent pursuit of EU recognition as a "Western" power.
It was Papp who started making him feel more confident as an actor, Mr. Walken said, but it has been a long time coming.
