Sentence examples for act in itself from inspiring English sources
The phrase "act in itself" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to an action or behavior that is considered independently or intrinsically, without external influence. Example: "The decision to act in itself was a significant step towards personal growth."
In the competitive world of flamenco such generosity is a revolutionary act in itself.
Since Mr. Koren is not an academic, financing his interests has been a creative act in itself.
His half-century of solitude and silence was a creative act in itself, requiring extraordinary force of will.
Outside the precinct, reality proved more difficult to circumscribe, and striving for control became something of a political act in itself.
She tries to balance school and training, a juggling act in itself without the wave of attention she knows will come before the next Olympics.
Bills pending at the state and federal level would make a crime that causes the death of an unborn child a separate criminal act in itself.
That European leaders are finally recognizing the urgent need to act may in itself be a dramatic turn of events.
The second position based on the drafting process of the RS Article in question maintains that "ordering" is a preparatory act prohibited in itself and that other acts, such as instigating, may not be considered orders.
Berlin-based DJ Scuba was philosophical about the shooting, writing, "Seeking to impose your morality on others is an immoral act in of itself #OrlandoShooting".
But, let's face it, we were still being asked to cheer a woman indulging in brutal violence, an act which in itself is depressing.
And if looking at poems and novels seems like a radical act, that in itself might be a clue to the problem.
