Sentence examples for methods of acting from inspiring English sources

Several reviewers of Susan Sontag's new novel "In America" have used the expression "novel of ideas," perhaps because the characters have ideas about Fourier's utopianism, or methods of acting, and discuss them.

The concept that stands at the center of the classical discourse is dao (way), a notion that refers to norms, patterns, and methods of acting, specifically of ordering the state and conducting one's personal life.

If fundamentalism, in all its different forms, is akin to violence in its mode of thinking and its methods of acting, it cannot expect to be recognized or tolerated by others.

Basic Instinct I've told this story in detail because since meeting Kathy, studying her work, and seeing how dramatically it affects people and their productivity, I've become convinced that many of us feel like failures because we don't recognize (let alone accept) that our instinctive methods of acting are as varied as our eye color.

Commenting on the change to filming in 3D, Bell stated it would not affect his performance or methods of acting, noting that it would be an "interesting experience".

Leon explains that this is the Stanislavski method of acting.

He started talking about Mr. Pacino's "Socratic method" of acting.

Nichols and May use the Stanislavski method of acting to perform comedy sketches in classic blackout form.

These centers conduct rigorous training exercises in the Suzuki method of acting, which puts a premium on actors' control of their bodies and energy.

Mr. Day-Lewis, who has a deep voice and a British accent, not in the least Lincoln-like, prefers not to talk much about his method of acting.

The preconception, on the part of critics and actors alike, regarding cinematic theatricality as a marker of feeling — a prejudice in favor of one particular school and method of acting — remains as much an obstacle to creation as to appreciation.