Sentence examples for truthful acting from inspiring English sources

We will all miss her no-nonsense wit, her generosity, and, above all, her uniquely truthful acting.

Then, when the forty-foot high screen lights up, suddenly we lose ourselves in the beautiful imagery, the rich sound design and truthful acting that leaves us feeling different, changed from when we started.

But after 1945, as the star system dimmed a little and as the creative drive for naturalism and "truthful" acting became fashionable, so the distinction between leads and supports became harder to see.

And her writing is a great blessing to performers: "The Flick" draws out nakedly truthful and unadorned acting that is a pleasure in itself.

It is when Josie flees from two kidnappers and hides in the Theatre Royal Stratford East that her eyes are opened to a more physically expressive, truthful way of acting.

Her physical style has a lovely spaciousness, her acting seems truthful, but her dancing — short on pathos or vulnerability — is sometimes marred by one stale effect or other, as if she is trying to conform to some more posey version of the role than suits her.

You'll find it harder to be truthful in relationships where you're not acting like your true self.

"Municipal investors are no less entitled to truthful risk disclosures than other investors," George S. Canellos, acting director of the S.E.C.'s Division of Enforcement, said in a statement.

"In Mumbai, due the influence of TV and film," he said, "the focus is more on realistic or truthful performances and there is an astonishingly high level of acting, directing and writing that to be honest surpasses much of what I have seen in Australia.

About two-thirds of the way through Julien Schwab's remarkable "rogerandtom," a character (paraphrasing Sanford Meisner) calls acting "the living out of imaginary circumstances in a truthful manner".

"In acting, you have imaginary circumstances, but the interactions are truthful, authentic.