Sentence examples for constituted acting from inspiring English sources

The trademark suggestion of a spontaneously improvised pose is like the equivalent, in a still image, of Steve McQueen's impassive idea of what constituted acting and action: doing nothing and making the idea of more look histrionic.

It's naive and a little sweet that people think a weight gain constitutes acting.

Further, the increasingly polarized political landscape, limits the possibilities for even minor reforms on women's issues in the few areas where there is in fact a broad agreement between women activist and women in government on what constitutes acting in the interest of Sudanese women.

It has been argued in the context of the power-frequency EMF health debate that undertaking research and addressing public concern by providing information and public education also constitutes acting in a cautionary manner (Sahl and Dolan 1996).

Chairs don't dissolve into their parts when they're not seating anyone, whereas an agent constitutes itself by acting, or ceases to be an agent entirely.

Witnesses who are negative towards acting constitute a common problem.

They also pose a threat to biodiversity, as marginal land is often ecologically valuable, constituting habitat or acting as a watershed (Gressel, 2008).

This suggests that C10 secreted by eosinophils might constitute a chemokine acting to recruit macrophages around the growing TEBs.

Perhaps the closest we can honestly come to a consensus on what constitutes good acting is continuity.

There were as many ambient prejudices on the part of critics and sophisticated viewers back then on the subject of what constitutes good acting as there are now.

Viewers with expectations, or, rather, prejudices regarding what constitutes a movie regarding scripts, acting, and psychology are bound to be confounded by "To the Wonder".