Sentence examples for remarkable casting from inspiring English sources

Nationally, the numbers are less remarkable, casting doubt on whether there is a larger trend at play.

But they are conventional figures with an enormous difference, one that comes partly from remarkable casting and acting: the lean, gentle knight and his mighty, noble, utterly disillusioned squire are, in their quite distinct ways, imposing to a degree.

Here's what the Bagger needs to go with his popcorn: an indelible visual style –"Brokeback" and "Good Night" achieve this in very different ways; either remarkable casting or eye-popping performances; a narrative that stands alone and dialogue that doesn't take you out of it, and an ending that is an ending, but not necessarily a hug.

The rest of the remarkable cast is almost uniformly underserved by Anderson's direction.

Kate Mulvany, playing the family's maid, Dorine, leads this remarkable cast with an exceptional performance.

It also benefits from a remarkable cast, giving performances so strong that they elevate weak material.

Certainly, the author's task is made easier by the remarkable cast of characters involved in the events he describes.

As her subtitle reveals, Jonnes, the author of "Conquering Gotham" and "Empires of Light," takes a remarkable cast of characters and documents their respective experiences at the fair.

What made it work were the Jersey locations, the writing and a remarkable cast of players, including Nancy Marchand, James Gandolfini, Edie Falco and Lorraine Bracco.

Von Trier has recruited a remarkable cast of familiar faces, the majority from the States, and those who aren't (Bettany, Kidman, Stellan Skarsgård) seem convincingly American.

Yet, in another sublime paradox, this very dramatic compression and abstraction renders the remarkable cast's performances all the more powerful.