Sentences with phrase «fourth act»

Second, third, even fourth acts are common in American political and public life, and Gore, at 66, shows few signs of slowing down.

But I would think «fourth act» would hold for the rest of us.

Since the biblical authors tend to make reference to the ending, if I were going to steal Wright's metaphor, I'd prefer to characterize it as «living in the fourth act,» where you've read the first three acts and the fifth, and you have to continue where the third act leaves off, mindful that what you do must fit in with the ending specified in the fifth act.

I'm not sure a pretrib / premil outlook is necessary in order to be «living in the fourth act» — although it certainly would make things clearer in some ways.

That is an excellent point about living in the fourth act while knowing the fifth.

-- Will Meryl Streep (The Post) and a pre-retirement Daniel Day Lewis (starring in the currently untitled Paul Thomas Anderson movie about a London tailor) win their fourth acting awards and make Oscar history?

By the fourth act of the film, some viewers might even have forgotten about Mildred Hayes altogether.

In the fourth act, Dixon is sad and newly determined, but he's still the police officer who used his power to torture black people and terrorize innocent men and women in his town.

Shortly after his assault, a tragedy befalls him (still, no spoilers), and this is how the fourth act of the film begins: building a redemption narrative for the disgraced cop.

A few inspired cinematic choices — a roving camera, an unexpected book - ending of the fourth act — help to breathe life into a stodgy narrative.

-- Sean Kelly [LIKED] While the film stumbles a bit in the fourth act, I was all in for this feminist spaghetti western.

The fourth act is a terrible drawn - out tailing mission followed by a vehicle sequence on rails.

This will lead to a lot of players buying these packs to, as Monolith themselves described, «speed up» the game and get the ending to the fourth act.

Shadow of War is a single player focused game with some minor multiplayer game modes, yet as described by Philip Kollar and Chris Plante in their review of the game on Polygon, the ending to the game's «fourth act» is locked behind hours of grinding.

In the fourth act of the game, these mini-games and side events give the player a bit more time to spend with this colorful cast of characters before saying goodbye.

As Kabakov's «Great Arc» continues into the fourth act, the sense of play in regard to what is real continues in the artist's use of the illusion of collage and is increased by contrasts in color palette.

The fourth act was removed prior to the original 1968 Broadway production and eventually became the hilarious 1970 movie THE OUT - OF - TOWNERS.

I talk and talk about writing a movie screenplay, but I can't even finish the fourth act of the TV script I started four years ago.