Sentence examples for confusing casting from inspiring English sources

Lauren King, Lydia Wellington, Ashley Laracey and Emily Gerrity all played Kim — confusing casting that cannily took advantage of a physical similarity among the company's women.

Le Passé only confuses: it casts us into the extremely complicated lives of a group of people surrounding Marie (Bérénice Béjo), an employee of a Parisian pharmacy, and then abandons us there.

However, he was confused with the casting, noting that "why bring Sendhil Ramamurthy in for one scene?

Azaria was confused by his casting in Uprising and frequently asked the film's producer and director Jon Avnet why he was selected.

Here's the big introspective scene of "Dazed and Confused," as the cast first received it: PINK: And it's always these same fools that are always saying . . .

Only those who looked weak or confused, or who cast suspicion on themselves by asserting their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, were later called to testify in public.

A segment in which Harris revealed to a couple from the audience that he had been secretly present through their wedding and honeymoon fell flat, as did one in which he disguised himself as the new host of the Austrian version of "The Voice" in order to confuse its American cast, suggesting that improv may not be the star's strongest suit.

Cast confuse on them over and over, turn off auto-retaliate.

Disney have a global policy in place when it comes to attire, and dressing up in costume which could be confused with a cast member is a big no-no.

Because of the casting, some of the generations are confusing.

Those who do go to cast their vote may find the ballots confusing.