Sentence examples for moving acting from inspiring English sources

When they are singing, they flesh out the moving, acting body in a way that a dancer cannot do.

She took to Twitter to compliment her on-screen partner, writing, "the most fun i had on the office was watching the hilarious and moving acting of ed helms-he should do a serious brad cooper kind of role-".

Official Web site: www.danielledeniese.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/danielledeniese Danielle de Niese's "sweet, gleaming soprano," "phenomenal musicality" and "sharply comic, yet utterly moving acting," combined with youth and physical presence, have launched her into a spectacular career.

That praise, however, came with a caveat: I especially enjoyed the way he moved, acting out each song (dancing down the street, mounting his Harley) with just the right mixture of drama and self-parody, projecting a sense of maleness that depended not on the exclusion or denigration or conquest of women but on his appreciation of his body and what it could do.

During the whole process, the wall particles did not move, acting as the location of the receptor that could interact with the ligands on the NPs.

Physically grab their arm and put it in the correct position whenever they move, acting comically exasperated for the benefit of the audience.

And in some of his moves, acting out the experience -- being sex.

Let us start with the elementary physical fact that to locomote in a fluid, a body has to overcome drag (the resistance of the medium in which the body moves, acting in opposition to the direction of locomotion).

Question: You began an art course before moving into acting.

"Passages" has groups of men and women moving and acting in unison, and a spectacular setting.

Plants also largely live on a different timescale than animals, moving and acting so slowly that we hardly notice they are, indeed, reacting to outside stimuli.