Sentence examples for deliberately acting from inspiring English sources

The actors try to make up the deficiency by deliberately acting badly, but none of them can act well enough in the first place to be interesting doing the opposite.

It is essentially a conspiracy theory that accuses liberal politicians of deliberately acting to supplant white Europeans with Muslims through mass migration and higher birthrates.

Lucas has got the tone of bad movies down pat: you never catch the actors deliberately acting badly; they just seem to be bad actors, on contract to Monogram or Republic, their klunky enthusiasm polished at the Ricky Nelson school of acting".

The film critic Pauline Kael, in her brief review of "Star Wars," in 1977, wrote that George Lucas "has got the tone of bad movies down pat: you never catch the actors deliberately acting badly, they just seem to be bad actors".

Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes said: "Intel has harmed millions of European consumers by deliberately acting to keep competitors out of the market for computer chips for many years.

In this sense, the basic method of Chan ethics might be thought to be emulation a method of deliberately acting as the Buddha did.

A mixture of low-key dancing and deliberately overwrought acting, it sets out from the first to exhibit its own artfulness.

It's not just that the special effects stand up incredibly well, but even the deliberately OTT acting – hammy and wooden in parts – accentuates the drama.

But she also places a high premium on giving folks the mental space to do their work quietly and to consider proposals deliberately before acting on them.

But Omar Minaya, the Expos' general manager, has his own reasons for acting deliberately.

Or it could be that the panel is acting deliberately given that an expedited appeal schedule is set and the temporary stay is in place.