Sentence examples for language acting from inspiring English sources

Although trained to speak in the erudite Classical language, acting troupes commonly drew their membership from one of the lowest social groups in society: prostitutes.

"I had a 10-year-old boy who had limited acting experience, a dancer/celebrity speaking in her second language, acting for the first time.

Using moralistic language, acting Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Kelly Currie said, "Rentboy.com attempted to present a veneer of legality, when in fact this Internet brothel made millions of dollars from the promotion of illegal prostitution".

Persons with dementia often exhibit such disturbing behaviors as pacing, use of inappropriate language, acting out, refusal of necessary care, hallucinations, and delusions.

Several other Breton-language acting companies came into existence in the last decades of the 20th century.

MOISÉS VILLE, Argentina — At its height in the 1940s, this outpost on Argentina's grasslands had four synagogues for a population of 5,000, a theater for Yiddish-language acting troupes, a newspaper filled with feverish debates about the creation of the state of Israel and saloons where Jewish gauchos galloping in from the pampas could nurse a drink alongside fellow cowhands.

The language is perfect, the rhythm of the language, the thrust of the language, the acting, the eyes are right.

Where there were discrepancies, these were resolved by the two language experts with a third language expert acting as a moderator.

Nowadays she relies on body language and acting to see her through.

Anything resembling nuance of character, so important to Moliere, who believed real comedy depended on language and acting rather than on props, is jettisoned in favor of shtick.

And Mr. Kilmer's cool, watchful inscrutability turns out to be well suited to Mr. Mamet's approach to language and acting.