Sentence examples for * actualizing from inspiring English sources
"We were blocked from actualizing our ideas by local permitting," he said.
She remains captivated by the possibilities, within live music, of legitimizing and actualizing mutual dependence.
By actualizing the violence on the screen (the fake), the symbolic permission of fictional drama has been transgressed.
But she's too busy actualizing her self-worth in New York to worry about a real child's psyche being razed by a vengeful village.
All three worry at the role of the reader in "actualizing" the text's message and in relating it to truth or reality, which themselves undergo constant deconstructive revision.
Indeed, the emotional oppression of men, inverse to that of women, has kept men from fully knowing and actualizing their essential and deeply fulfilling role of father.
Clear skies aren't enough; the total of any given days' weather is compounded many times over, brewing on one shore and actualizing on another.
As The New Republic recently put it, "Clintonism is a political strategy that assumes a skeptical public; Obamaism is a way of actualizing a latent ideological majority".
The group charged with actualizing the concept distinguished itself as the only charter member of a national IMAX theater operators' association that did not actually own the product.
He was one of the iconic figures in actualizing the American dream and the idea that another black man could try to tear that man down was very, very much frowned upon.
Yes, there are hermeneutics of continuity and discontinuity, but one thing is clear: the dynamic of reading the Gospel, actualizing its message for today – which was typical of Vatican II – is absolutely irreversible.
