Sentence examples for restrained acting from inspiring English sources

Though Patrick Marber has done some ingenious text-tweaking, not least in wittily explicating the difference between the old and the newly restrained acting style, there is too much caricature, too much that looks like hard work.

Although he was later nominated for an Oscar for "Sergeant York" (1941), Hawks took particular pride in this earlier aviation feature because of its terse dialogue and restrained acting -- qualities that hadn't been much in evidence in the early talkies, and were surely appropriate to this subject.

JAFFA -- ** (out of four) A melodramatic Israeli film with some nicely restrained acting by two lovers surrounded by scenery chewing and a cheap, intrusive score.

His restrained acting only adds to the impact of his words and actions.

While their films targeted mass audiences, they were known for exceptional, restrained acting, lilting music and classic photography, and presented social ills like untouchability and landlessness, as well as personal angst and loneliness, with rare integrity and maturity.

But he said that his agency had been restrained from acting by aggressive legal challenges from Telmex.

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The responses of bridge structures with different restraining devices acting alone and in combination with rubber bumpers subjected spatially varying ground motions are compared and discussed.

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He merely asks that an injunction may issue against them to restrain them from acting under a statute of the state alleged to be unconstitutional, which acts will be destructive of his rights and privileges, and will work irreparable damage and mischief to his property rights.

-- she cannot restrain herself from acting out her defiance.