Sentence examples for formal actors from inspiring English sources
People won't laugh at a disingenuous, dishonest clown, workshop leaders explained, so more formal actors tend to have trouble playing their actual selves.
We need to formalise partnerships (Goal 17 is about global partnerships) between diaspora actors and the more formal actors – NGOs, donors.
The formal actors, either affiliated to government or nongovernment organizations, also played a significant role, because women who had already successfully terminated their abusive marriage received institutional support, while those who were still in the relationship received nothing.
At Imperial and Toronto, most SPs have had formal actor training since London and Toronto have relatively large performing arts communities.
The staging is anything but formal with actors quite literally on wheels, tossing one another along stage lengthwise, swinging chandeliers, creating visions of lovers on a journey with actors stomping hooves on the ground.
What works well in health markets with limited types of formal sector actors and a relatively well-resourced regulator, may be ineffectual in the context of informal markets with a large variety of actors and an under-resourced regulator.
Most central roles are played by non-formal education actors, whereas one central role is wielded by a politician.
First, it reformulates and differentiates the typology through the lens of endogenous enactment, identifying the main patterns for actors, formal institutions, and technologies.
To capture this diversity, we draw a distinction between formal civil society actors — labor unions, NGOs, political parties and so on — and what we refer to as political society.
Speaking calmly in formal sentences, the actors never signal that there is anything ridiculous about their situation, and no one is shocked by the manageress's regulations, even when she is instructing them to put their hands in a toaster.
The actors' formal tones of voice sound artificial--they don't match the action and the language.
