Sentence examples for refined actors from inspiring English sources

She and Mr. Siddig, tall and courtly with a gently ironical glint in his eyes, are a fine match — both subtle, refined actors playing characters who proceed cautiously through life, carrying their disappointments lightly.

That may be why Daniel Day-Lewis, that most refined of British actors, was cast as Newland Archer in Martin Scorsese's screen version of Edith Wharton's "Age of Innocence".

It is the duty of academic teachers to create and refine methods to train independent thinkers and actors.

We would try out rough props then refine them and actors would contribute their own ideas.

In the show's 100 or so ukiyo-e, or color woodblock prints, valiant samurai turn out to be Kabuki actors in costume; refined landscapes depict well-trodden tourist sites; and images of classical beauties accompanied by poems are more often than not portraits of courtesans.

In this show's 100 or so ukiyo-e, or color woodblock prints (drawn from the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts), valiant samurai turn out to be Kabuki actors in costume; refined landscapes depict well-trodden tourist sites; and images of classical beauties accompanied by poems are more often than not portraits of courtesans.

I think that in the U.K. we've got a sense of the actor that's close to the Russian idea of an actor — something incredibly refined.

The five that made most lists were selected and then, in a process that took years, the story and the relationships between emotions were refined and an ideal cast of actors was assembled to energetically voice them.

The cybernetic astronaut chair allows us to refine the three-actor model proposed in a previous paper, defining the circular interactions between the artist or designer; object or process; and user or observer.

This was further refined during pilot studies carried out on one of each category of actors (Table  1) that were not included for the study, and during initial interviews.

He's an extraordinary actor, of course, embodying the very essence of decadently refined Austro-Hungarian aristocracy and authoritarian Teutonic severity, as the situation demands.