Sentence examples for act of contact from inspiring English sources

Living in Manhattan is a very public act of contact with humanity.

On the contrary, some of them argued that the act of contacting a casualty clinic often reflected a desperate need for help from the parts involved, and that they as GPs had a strong obligation to help whatever the matter.

Prenotification, or the act of contacting prospective respondents before they are mailed an actual questionnaire, has been shown to be an effective way to increase response in both telephone surveys [ 17] and mailed surveys [ 8].

Act II of "Contact" is set in a swing joint.

By December he had whittled the company down to its core business by selling two of its divisions, the Internet Tools unit with its Visual Cafe product line and the ACT line of contact manager software.

ELIZABETH, N.J. — After years of complaints, the N.B.A. finally appears ready to outlaw flopping — the act of exaggerating contact to induce a foul call.

I mean, the basic act of human contact is unavoidable; one of the event's defining features is being thrust down dead-end roads into a horrible soup of drunk people.

The first step of C. elegans male mating repertoire is response, the act of physical contact between a male tail copulatory structures and hermaphrodite body (Barr and Garcia 2006).

Residencies and their residents can connect, they can enrich and act a point of contact between reader and writer.

The unions representing teachers and parent coordinators — city employees who work inside schools and act as points of contact for families — have called for an investigation, charging that the Education Department used public money and civil servants to advance a political cause.

Be aware of adults who show fantasies or acts of sexual contact with little or younger children.