act造句

This thesis discusses emphatically the constitution of innuendo speech act in novels: reference act, narrative act, disparaging act.

"It was a cowardly act," he says.

The act or condition of drooping.

The priviledged act of administrative law is a special form of administrative act, particularly a kind of permissive act.

Was this an act of terrorism?

Please act according to the regular procedure.

It is how you habitually act.

At the beginning of each act, someone might say, "act one."

The perlocutionary act of innuendo speech act indicates that innuendo speech act has a stronger pragmatic force and obvious later effects.

The children are breathless as they watch the tightrope act.

I am required to act before noon tomorrow.

He once said that the way to act drunk is to imagine yourself a drunk man trying to act sober.

The world's natural ecosystems act as a buffer.

But you must act instantly or be left.

You don't want to get busted on your act.

What determines how human beings act is not their genes but how their society teaches them to act.

The invisible hand of the market and the visible hand of government and social supervision should both act, and act vigorously.

Trying to find out the future using occult methods is an act of rebellion, an intentional act of defiance against God.

The mirror neurons were not simply encoding the distance of an observed act, they were encoding whether the monkey could perform the act without an intermediate behavior.

Most of us drive so frequently that differentiating between the act of opening the garage door and the act of driving towards the destination is difficult.

The president failed to act and his Senate never pass the bill to replace the sequester.

People always act differently in front of different people at different times.

An act of transferring a piece from one position to another in board games.

Inspire subordinates to act, and maintain productivity by managing stressful periods of change.

The act or process of spinning, drawing, or twisting into threads.

One of those policies is the U.S.A. Patriot act, an act of Congress Mr. Bush signed into law in 2001, broadening government powers to conduct surveillance and gather intelligence.

It's not like she needs to get pregnant, she simply needs the act of mating. (we've all been there) the physical act of mating induces ovulation in Jill and will bring her out of estrus.

She walked about in her room and wondered what new impulse had led her to commit so ridiculous an act.

President Yusuf vehemently opposed the dismissal, arguing that only he had the power to act in such cases.

The doctrine of union with Christ should not be used to obscure the nature of faith in the act of justification or to marginalize faith as the sole receptive instrument in the act of justification.

For example, in a situation in which several bystanders need to band together to overwhelm a perpetrator, they will be more likely to act collectively than to act alone.

The act or process of individuating, especially the process by which social individuals become differentiated one from the other.

"Stoning as a means of execution is tantamount to torture. It's barbaric and an abhorrent act," he said.

They act out their dramas in a setting whose wilderness immensity both dwarf and ennobles whatever they achieve

Because of their heft, the clusters act like giant cosmic lenses, magnifying, distorting and bending any light that passes through them - an effect known as gravitational lensing.

Article 16 If an act in fact results in harmful consequences due to unavoidable or unforeseeable causes rather than intent or negligence, it shall not be a crime.

These tags have no visible presence (unless you add borders and such, as I have), but they act as a good marker for where content should go.

Chairman of the Senate Financial commission Bowcas said, "this act can help boost the economy, protect US workers and restore US reputation in trade."

Porsche 911 Carrera We can focus on things like ground clearance and fuel economy, but sometimes the people who survive are simply the people who act the fastest.

When I fall in love with you, I feel the taste of yearning, the sorrow of separation, the suffering of jealousy, and the endless possessive desire. Why did you let me goosebumps every act and every move?

It explains how there is an undeniable link between the act of eating and God. The religious Angle to picking up a fork and eating some noodles is given serious thought.

In 2009, a prominent religious leader in Cairo called for severe punishment of any person who facilitates the sale of artificial hymens, deeming it an immoral and corrupt act.

So if he leaves us for good now, if this is indeed his final act, he couldn't depart for a more noble cause than to take care of his young daughter and the rest of his family.

Fats function to provide energy, assist in building tissue cells, provide essential fatty acids, maintain body temperature, protect viscera, and act as carriers for the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K, promoting absorption and utilization of these vitamins.

Instead he proposes to act“ sequentially”, starting by securing the mixed Sunni-Shia neighbourhoods of Baghdad to show even-handedness, and then moving to the towns surrounding the capital before attempting to take on the most important Sunni and Shia strongholds.

A citizen, a legal person or any other organization who suffers damage because of the infringement upon his or its lawful rights and interests by a specific administrative act of an administrative organ or the personnel of an administrative organ, shall have the right to claim compensation.

If there was any road work done at all, it was done as an act of charity;a little money was collected from families "wishing to gain merit in the next world", and a few narrow, skimpily paved roads were built.

He had too much experience not to know that a d閎utant (and he was this as regards political economy at the time of the publication of his work) who in the first act creates a furore is easily excused if in the following ones he only occasionally raises himself above mediocrity;