Sentence examples for skill in casting from inspiring English sources

For the brothers, who call their "intensely moral" piece Death, it demonstrates how a "non-reproductive sex act - pleasure for pleasure's sake - is therefore death... .. Doubtless, Sister Wendy would also have admired their skill in casting the tacky plastic sex dolls in bronze.

It was his skill in casting the first production in 1952 - with Richard Attenborough as a financially participating lead - his insistence on redirecting and recasting every year, his shrewd choice of small theatres and his building of publicity on Christie's name, rather than on the performers, that led to the play's long survival.

And the show continues its skill in casting guest stars to deliver that sterling dialogue (as I discuss in the podcast below, "Justified" reminds me of a meaty British crime drama in its ability to cast distinctive actors who fully inhabit their roles).

In Ecuador the goldwork found at La Tolita is legendary and shows a skill in casting and overlay that did not seem to exist elsewhere in the region.

We remember her as one of the most admired professionals in her field, whose skill in casting singers and inimitable sense of humor made her a much valued and respected colleague.

He switched to English literature, meanwhile taking art courses and acquiring skills in casting, woodworking, and welding.

Almodóvar is already showing his skill at directing women, and in casting Maura as Pepi, the unshockable onlooker and gentle encourager of her friends, he was really casting himself.

Because of this, the way a model moves and her skills as a dancer will increasingly become a defining factor in casting.

In casting Gerwig, Stillman found a true stylist and pushed her skills to new extremes.

Ms. Rich specialized in casting nonstarring roles.

Directors lose interest in casting her.