Sentence examples for potent actor from inspiring English sources

Patients have not been invisible in these efforts, but have mainly been seen as (potential) victims or subjects of abuse, and the focus has been on their ability to cope and their need for support [ 5], and not on the patient as a potent actor.

Mr. Hardy and Mr. Edgerton — an Englishman and an Australian playing a pair of Irish-American he-men — are physically potent actors, but the key to the movie's effectiveness lies in their ability to convey fragility.

PHOTOS: LA Opera through the years Of course the work provides a grand showcase for Dennehy, one of this country's most potent stage actors.

Arms control is never that potent, and bad actors, by definition, act badly.

THE truth about Derek Jacobi, one of the most emotionally potent British classical actors of his generation, is that he has never known how to take a bow.

La Grande Bellezza reunites Sorrentino with his favourite leading man, that uniquely potent stage and screen actor Toni Servillo, who like no other unlocks Sorrentino's fierce, Jonsonian satire.

They send a potent signal to other important actors [including] sub-national governments and the private sector … and they prompt countries to take aggressive action at home to meet their national pledges".

But the films that came after it have mostly bombed at the box office, a fact that has led film financiers to regard the war with a superstition as potent as that which has actors referring to "Macbeth" as "the Scottish play".Why is this so?

As for Zac Efron vehicle Me and Orson Welles, the young actor proved highly commercially potent in 17 Again earlier this year; whether this Richard Linklater period romance will appeal to Zac fans is a question that will be answered very soon.

Rabin singled out Day's performance as "a potent illustration of how a brilliant character actor with a spark of madness can elevate a ramshackle lowbrow farce into a solid mainstream comedy through sheer force of charisma".

The play is a taut, entertaining one hour, and at times the actors move so fast that potent moments are glossed over.