Sentence examples for tangible actors from inspiring English sources

Other viewers will feel that his habitual style, drawn as tight as a puppet string, is already so firmly tethered that it begs for the presence of tangible actors.

It makes the text of the play tangible, to the actors and to the audience.

"Robert is quite unique in that he uses the same actors as tangible witnesses to the passage of time, somewhat as Fassbinder did".

On the agenda were the basics: dribbling, passing, shooting, footwork, as well as less tangible goals for the actor-players, like developing inner confidence so they might radiate greater authenticity and cocky charisma to onlookers at the Walter Kerr Theater.

The actors have a very tangible relationship with the audience because of it, with lots of interaction".

"Because these are actors that are playing in real spaces during real times of day, so you're on locations with specific natural lighting that bounces off of the tangible world".

Funny actors must get this all the time – that tangible disappointment when people discover they're not quite as kerrazzy as they are on-screen.

The importance of engagement is reflected through the work of Geneva Call, which has "demonstrate[d] that constructive engagement with [armed non-state actors] can be effective and can yield tangible benefits for the protection of civilians" (Bongard 2013).

The actors' trust in each other in these scenes was so tangible it was almost painful.

Enter the People's Choice awards, which essentially exist so that actors who star in popular-but-terrible things can have tangible objects to validate their work.

Turning readers' book boyfriends into more tangible creatures -- men with handsome features and gravelly voices borrowed from actors, men who send readers intriguing texts at night -- brings the fantasy one step closer to reality.