"This is the intolerable act of one person and not that of an entire society.
I repeat the point above: at what point does history alone justify the legality of these acts as one person's self-expression on another?
Hanging out with her, I've come to realize that, although at the very least 60 million records are sold each year by such contemporary country acts, not one person I know in any position of cultural authority whatsoever can truly say they like the genre.
From that single, dignified act of defiance one person defeated a system.' A clever as well as an interesting answer, reminding us of Clegg's opposition to the new ID card scheme.
'Voluntary Euthanasia' is an act undertaken by one person to kill another person whose life is no longer worth living to them in accordance with the wishes of that person.
All acts of kindness, no matter how small, are significant, and if these acts only impact one person, they will have still made the world a better place.
It's downright bizarre when a celebrity puts on the "regular person" act one moment, and the next moment, she's telling Ryan Seacrest about wearing an Atelier Versace diamond-studded dress.
Flood Those present have to make their way across the room without being allowed to touch the floor Act your neighbour While one person leaves the room, the remaining members of the group quickly agree to act exactly like one of the people present; everyone is both an imitator and being imitated.
"But the pope appealed to him for an act of mercy for one person, not to get rid of the death penalty, which is what he thought the pope was going to say.
Mr. Miller wrote, "It now appears to be more likely than not that the original transmission of the material to Mr. Downey was not, in fact, a misguided act of a single person acting alone as Mr. Downey had initially assumed, but rather the concerted, intentional act by more than one person associated with the Bush campaign".
