Sentence examples for through the acting of from inspiring English sources
Jonze's work also gave life to each "wild thing" through the acting of such stars as Catherine O'Hara, James Gandolfini, and Chris Cooper, thus displaying his willingness to stay true to Sendak's original work.
He tried to convey the emotions of the characters through their lines, the acting of the voice actors, and in the facial expressions of the in-game models.
In 1905 Stanislavsky, sensing the difficulties of approaching nonrealistic theatre through the acting methods of the Moscow Art Theatre, asked Meyerhold to open a studio to investigate nonrealistic approaches to acting.
Passion is palpable in this performance and the emotional attachment is achieved through the stellar acting of the cast.
It shows us through the outstanding acting of Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto what goes through a person's mind when suddenly confronting a life-threatening diagnosis.
Jamie Lloyd's Theatre Upstairs production skilfully overcomes the imbalance between past and present partly through Soutra Gilmour's permanent design of a smoke-encrusted mirror, and partly through the quality of the acting.
The sense that Ekubo could do nothing to control the pace was created through the deliberation of the acting and camera-work in a way that escalated the tension.
"Even with the enormous volume coming through," Mr. Lukken, acting chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, told The Times, "we think we have gotten a very good handle on the market.
His features, through the alchemy of acting, seem to acquire in the final scenes an infant-like luminosity.
Mr. von Trier, in his madly idealistic effort to break through the barriers of acting to the primal humanity beneath, gives us a latter-day Wagnerian transcendence, using not music but the barely mediated human emotion of film.
She then goes on to play both a gruff-voiced Lear and a youthful Cordelia at the moment of their reunion: through the alchemy of acting, Atkins moves you to tears by her ability to inhabit both characters simultaneously.
