Sentence examples for famed method from inspiring English sources

We meet Hugues de Terlon, a militant Catholic and the French ambassador to Sweden, who in 1666 had Descartes's bones repatriated, seeing in the philosopher's famed "method" a superior window into God's handiwork.

Kazan was present at the founding of the Actors Studio, and, though he claims not to have followed the famed Method to the letter, he admits to having taken its quest for actors' personal emotional experience as his basic premise.

The most famed practitioner of this hybrid method is Judd Apatow, who grew up in television, writing for "The Larry Sanders Show".

The stately, magnificent ballad Geraldine, meanwhile, is dedicated to the method actor Geraldine Page, famed for playing beleaguered-but-tough leads in the works of Tennessee Williams and others.

On his return to New York, he was among the earliest groups of students at the famed Actors Studio, where he studied Method acting under Lee Strasberg.

His then groundbreaking use of "the Method", adapted from famed Russian dramatist Constantin Stanislavski, had much to do with his movies packing an unusually powerful punch.

At twenty-three years old, Holmes was one of the first Americans trained in the new "clinical" method being advanced at the famed École de Médecine.

The famed architect claimed a patent to the concrete block method of construction and required a hefty consultation fee for its use.

Hassett's method was predicated on counter-attacking: whenever O'Reilly bowled his famed wrong 'un, he could read this delivery in its flight (whereas most other batsmen could not) and he advanced down the pitch to hit the ball over the fielders on the leg side.

The famed quality guru W Edwards Deming helped Toyota set up its manufacturing methods after being spurned by complacent US auto makers.

Debevec's method was used in "The Matrix" (1999) to fill in backgrounds during the famed "bullet time" sequences, in which the action slows down for one character.