Sentence examples for create acting from inspiring English sources

George Bernard Shaw was highly critical of productions of Shakespeare, and specifically denounced the dramatic practice of editing Shakespeare's plays, whose scenes tended to be cut in order to create "acting versions".

As Hickey, the willful demolisher of pipe dreams in "The Iceman Cometh," and as Jamie Tyrone, the self-lacerating older brother in "Long Day's Journey Into Night" and "A Moon for the Misbegotten," Mr. Robards created acting masterpieces.

Since such structures are characterized by high dislocation density, they create far acting fields of stresses, which are a reason of excess energy of grain boundaries.

According to the second view, God is free in creating or acting within his creation provided it was in his power not to create what he did or not to act within his creation as he did.

It's the friction between the two that creates exciting acting.

Francofonia evokes the history of the Louvre from the Renaissance to the present day, and creates playful acting vignettes from historical and mythic figures required to roam the Louvre's corridors.

Putting satirical new lyrics to songs from living musicals, Forbidden Broadway is relentlessly, cleverly, breathtakingly funny, most resembling a theatrical equivalent of Spitting Image, with the grotesques created from acting rather than latex.

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The council rejected the core portion of the measure, under which a newly created agency, acting on the recommendations of copyright owners, would have been able to order Internet service providers to shut down the accounts of copyright cheats who ignored two warnings to stop.

Fans of Mr. Busch, who has cultivated a loyal following by creating and acting in offbeat plays like "Vampire Lesbians of Sodom" and "Psycho Beach Party" and gained wider recognition as the playwright of the more accessible "Tale of an Allergist's Wife," may like this camped-up revival of the 1956 play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee based on the novel by Patrick Dennis.

The mutual charge repulsion creates force acting oppositely to the solution surface tension.