Sentence examples for forceful acting from inspiring English sources

So would more forceful acting from Wilbur Edwin Henry as Scrooge.

Lasting 195 minutes, the film was conceived on an epic scale and is notable for highly mobile camera work, forceful acting by a great cast and, above all, the magnificent Modernist sets in the Art Deco style (the work of Lazare Meerson).

Its director, Jack Garfein, an assistant to Elia Kazan, took four years to get the movie version financed, and in the interim Gazzara gained more Broadway experience as the original Brick in Williams's Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and as the drug-addicted Johnny in A Hatful of Rain, where his darkly handsome features and forceful acting were distinct assets.

While the results may be depressing for women who've long been judged for acting too forceful and can now be dinged if they're not confident enough, there was some good news in the study as well.

The resilience of these young women was based on high assertiveness, steadfastness, and the ability to push back, resembling the image "of successful, forceful masculinity" (Acker 1990, p. 146), acting "more like men" (Rudman and Phelan 2007, p. 28).

In his forceful ruling, he said the mother, Doreen Giuliano, had been "acting as a self-appointed juror misconduct vigilante, with the obvious intention to destroy the credibility of a jury verdict that went against her son".

In a forceful letter to the State Department of Environmental Conservation on Tuesday, the city's acting environmental commissioner, Steven W. Lawitts, called on the state to withdraw its draft regulations approving the drilling.

And President Obama has not given the chamber much political cover, acting more as a high-level conciliator than a forceful advocate for increased revenues and against ideologically driven cuts.

Mulroy, a forceful leader in the search for long-term solutions on the river, is not acting out of altruism.

Tough considers advising and acting only with consent to be a more likely choice than the forceful option.

Even when our sample size prevents us from achieving forceful conclusions, we have observed a worse outcome of the VAP episode in those ETTs acting as a bacterial reservoir.