Sentence examples for effectively actors from inspiring English sources

The animators are effectively actors, so I'm afraid we do sometimes get people asking what their puppet's motivation is.

"It's intense, effectively an actor's gym".

In order to become an effectively famous actor or actress, you're going to have to get there yourself.

Mr. Dowling has a gift for moving actors effectively around the stage, and his purpose in emptying his substantial bag of tricks was wonderfully achieved: to make the theater a place of welcome, with Shakespeare the friendly host and teacher.

Neoliberals want the state to concentrate on steering, not rowing, and they have sometimes argued that a focus on steering would enable the state to plan more effectively: when state actors step back from the delivery of policies, they have more time to consider the big picture.

Larry Block, Sol Frieder and Joel Rooks add nice turns, respectively, as Reb Eli, the Scribe and the Orthodox Man. Gordon Edelstein, the director, uses a large cast of more than 30 actors effectively in Neil Patel's detailed set to create a sense of the crowded landscape of tenements that made the Lower East Side of Manhattan one of the most densely populated places on earth.

A tit-for-tat nearly every day, on TV, on social media, in ambassadorial corps – even in the realm of culture, where India has effectively banned Pakistani actors from working in Bollywood, and Pakistan has banned the screening of Indian films in cinemas.

This was to profoundly influence the future of the Sure Start initiative, as the researchers effectively became 'policy actors' (Lewis 2011).

In order to achieve this level of focus effectively, both human actors and their computer system counterparts need to be able to analyze the situation both with existing data and knowledge about other actors' goals.

Since livestock sellers in theory gain cash in the local market and then use it to purchase goods from regional sellers, these pastoral actors effectively take currency out of rotation in their own local community and redistribute it back to urban centres, thereby tethering pastoral actors to agricultural and urban actors to generate capital for basic needs.

Findings and Conclusions: Local actors effectively participated in the implementation process.