Sentence examples for splendid acting from inspiring English sources
It was a role that showcased his splendid acting ability and wonderful sense of humor.
"He's very intransigent — in the best sense of the word," says the director Sydney Pollack, who turned in a splendid acting performance as one of the self-deceived spouses in "Husbands and Wives".
That this myopia hasn't yet leaked out is tribute to Davies and some splendid acting (though I'm not sure Lily James yet fills Audrey Hepburn's shoes as Natasha, Tolstoy's most complete and infuriating female creation).
David Culbert attributes the film's box-office success in large part to "its lavish sets, its effective crowd scenes, its skillful script, and the splendid acting by most of the principals".
Directed by Donna Drake armed with witty lyrics and music by Rick Crom and performed by a small live band, this show rides on the splendid singing, acting and comedic talents of Kim Cea, Todd Alan Johnson, Stephanie Kurtzuba and Jeff Skowron.
I have seen some of my dullest, least achieved writing brought vividly to life by splendid direction and acting.
As a man unimpressed by Euro-flummery, he signed the treaty alone at a vast desk, as if acting out "splendid isolation" in a diplomatic game of charades.
Bernie Madoff's sentencing was a splendid event, with all parties acting out their pre-ordained roles.
Even if the costs of acting training are covered, the outlook for actors after university is generally tough unless they have a lot of luck, or splendid connections.
Actually, that's unfair, as Lewis does a splendid job portraying a difficult role – but it's clear he raises his game and drills down a bit deeper into his soul whenever acting opposite Rylance.
