Sentence examples for Act suitably from inspiring English sources

This suggests that humans do not act suitably to what is distinctive to their whole nature, and in particular suitable to that end which draws on many of the principles of human nature when they act only from those principles that they share with animals and not according to conscience.

We acted suitably impressed, then wondered why a bull would have long whiskers and a red nose.

Howard's performance in the second act was suitably noble without feeling clichéd: a significant achievement when approaching such a celebrated real-life figure.

According to Black, Bond has to rise above the actions and act more suitably for a British fictional hero.

We show that gradients act in a suitably chosen Sobolev space (Sobolev gradients) can be used in finite-difference and finite-element settings in a computationally efficient way to find minimum energy states of Schrödinger functionals.

"Even if I can't remember Dennis Hopper's character in it …" The main event was preceded by a Slow Club show in which a lugubrious compere led the crowd in a communal bellow of "Fuck you!" ("Imagine you're shouting it in the face of a Hollywood executive") and introduced a couple of musical acts who were suitably Lynchian even if they struggled to captivate the large space.

His47 is suitably positioned to act as a catalytic base in the deprotonation of the substrate.

However, Pérez Laraudogoitia (2009b) has shown that a numerable infinity of actors (Gods, or machines suitably programmed) may act physically on an infinite set of particles provoking its self-excitation without interacting with the set in question.

So the responses here to the horrific burning to death of a Jordanian pilot by the Islamic State -- the definition of an act of barbarism -- were suitably indignant and horrified.

He then argued that it would not be diplomatic to give Khama and other chiefs firearms while withholding them from Lobengula, and that a suitably armed Matabeleland might act as a deterrent against Boer interference.

Fiona Murphy was a powerful Annio; Sarah Tynan produced a lovely, affecting sound in Servilia's second-act aria; and Matthew Rose was a suitably burly, saturnine Publio.