Sentence examples for identity actor from inspiring English sources

Human Identity Actor and mime Christopher Vened explores the human predicament in this solo show.

"Loki" writer Al Ewing also confirmed that Loki is bisexual, an identity actor Tom Hiddleston endorsed.

Gervais described Affleck's BFFL Matt Damon as "The only person Ben Affleck hasn't been unfaithful to," before the "Bourne Identity" actor introduced his film "The Martian," which was nominated for Best Picture, Comedy or Musical.

But clearly it is an issue: how far the company can develop and still remain true to its own identity – actors using their native accents in classical plays doesn't have the surprise it once did.

In the classic French farce tradition of mistaken identity, the actor went off stage as the owner of the house, almost immediately reappearing on the other side as its caretaker.

The central component that links the domain-specific identifiers of a patient ("Patient Identifier Cross-reference Manager") receives patient data not from arbitrary sources, but from only one specific data provider ("Patient Identity Source Actor") for each domain [ 16].

This common sense reform is necessary so voters can know the true identity of actors advancing agendas.

Case stories are selected in which "people strive to configure space and time, deploy cohesive devices, and reveal identity of actors and relatedness of actions across scenes.

On the other hand, the same technique truly enriched his adaptation of the John Cassavetes movie "Opening Night," a portrait of the necessarily divided identities of actors in performance.

There are now 130 characters in the growing "Star Wars" series, some of them, like Anakin, with multiple names and identities (and actors: Jake Lloyd played the young Anakin in the 1999 installment, "Star Wars: Episode 1 -- The Phantom Menace").

To assess how these pressures are actually taken up and transforming research regimes, a multi-level approach is developed and applied in two case studies in which regimes are characterized in terms of the identities of actors, the knowledge and products exchanged and the principles that coordinate these exchanges.