Sentence examples for flawed actors from inspiring English sources

I suppose the first realistically flawed actors on the narrative stage were in the Bible.

Similarly, the performances of the actors seem flawed mostly by overenthusiasm.

These actors are often flawed.

A main goal of Allison's initial analysis was to show that the assumption, common among practitioners of foreign policy, that governments act as rational, unitary actors is fundamentally flawed.

The depiction of mental illness is sharp and engaging, with immensely-talented leading actors, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, playing flawed but terribly-likable people.

The major humanitarian actors accepted the flawed registration and used it as a basis for their own distributions.

However, the major humanitarian actors accepted the flawed registration and used it as a basis for their own distributions without raising any major issues.

The result is a "Henry" to remember, with only one serious flaw: those actors who struggle with their English countryside or French courtier dialects, garbling the text and rendering several scenes unintelligible.

His work showed, among other things, that it was flawed to view investors as rational actors.

Umboh was an authoritarian perfectionist, who often reshot scenes he felt flawed and refused input from the actors.

His memorable voice and good looks aided in his development as an actor adept in portraying flawed individuals.