Sentence examples for delineated actors from inspiring English sources
Recent travels in Europe, India and East Asia have given the ceramist Betty Woodman, an inventive vessel maker, some engaging ideas that build on a long Woodman-esque tradition -- for example, lively miniature stage sets whose crisply delineated actors are vessels and shards in Matisse-style cutout shapes.
Our findings underline the importance of actor analysis as an investigative resource for delineating actor positions on a range of strategic issues pertinent to health workforce futures to reveal a different perspective of the system's evolution than that derived from conventional health workforce forecasting methods.
Mr. Griffin and Mr. Jones get some friction going early on, when their parts are more clearly delineated, and both actors probably improvised a good deal of their dialogue.
He was an admirer of Gregg Toland, the cinematographer on "Citizen Kane" who pioneered the use of deep focus and shadows to keep the actors in both foreground and background sharply delineated.
Small in scale (6 musicians and 10 actors, many with first-class singing voices) but as carefully delineated as the rigging on a bottled ship, the show has been designed -- by Daniel Ostling (set), Mara Blumenfeld (costumes) and Robert Christen (lighting) -- with spare, architectural precision.
The Austrian actor Johannes Zeiler is Faust, dissecting grisly corpses in a vaguely delineated central Europe in what looks like the 16th century of Marlowe's Faustus.
As for the contribution of Mr. Garcés, he has cast three actors with alternately magnetic and combustible chemistry and guided them to beautifully delineated performances.
It delineated my credits.
Stations were assigned, tasks delineated.
How is a market to be delineated?
All cast members have clearly delineated identities.
