Sentence examples for a personal act of from inspiring English sources

Enlisting Carter may have been a personal act of retribution.

The exhibition captures Carné's belief that keeping French film alive was a personal act of patriotism.

IT seems that you cannot turn on the television or open a newspaper these days without some sober-eyed chief executive offering a personal act of corporate contrition.

In the statement, Minchin says: "Even if his only crime was willful blindness, a personal act of acknowledgement and contrition from this man is profoundly important for survivors".

Even if his only crime was willful blindness, a personal act of acknowledgement and contrition from this man is profoundly important for survivors.

PARIS — The revelation that the 29-year-old man who opened fire on Sunday in a gay nightclub had dedicated the killing to the Islamic State has prompted a now-familiar question: Was the killer truly acting under orders from the Islamic State, or just seeking publicity and the group's approval for a personal act of hate?

Composed of the measured and moving memories of one particular family, "What Remains" reads as something of an act of love, a deeply personal act of love.

For those working and fighting here, this Remembrance Day is a very personal act of remembering the sacrifices made in war.

In line with this suggestion, propranolol influenced moral judgement only in 'personal' dilemmas, where in order to save more lives, one had to engage in an up close and personal act of direct violence against a single innocent person (Greene et al., 2001).

In his unsuccessful trial defense, Fouquier-Tinville denied any personal acts of violence and claimed that he had merely obeyed the orders of the Revolutionary government's committees.

"Shining somebody else's shoes is a kind of very personal act of service that reflects subordination going back a long way," Mr. Binford said.