Sentence examples for act or remark from inspiring English sources

Relationships are like a forest: it takes a long time to build up precious trust, but one really thoughtless act or remark can be like a lighted match that destroys everything.

While there may have been some discriminatory acts or remarks, he said, it wasn't "on the level like in the States".

Both inferences take us from a remark about an act or action to a remark about an agent.

Such as the sight of a nun breakdancing in her habit in the film Sister Act, or elderly rural women casually remarking on which locals "like a bit of cock" in Little Britain's village shop.

"Any act, any remark will be prosecuted with the greatest firmness".

It's a modest bit of proof that we might do well to solve problems by thinking about how we act, Sternin remarks, rather than acting upon how we think.

A regulator knocks on our door and says, 'Let me see your records.' " He returned to the Affordable Care Act with a remark tinged by politics.

The performance featured a bizarre intro in which he did a sort of mime act and remarked: "I'm a hot air balloon that could go to space.

Montanogenic landforms are commonly viewed as hazards by society, but they are also holders of specific and uncommon morphology with unique dynamics that act as remarks on landscape history.

"Tomorrow and Tomorrow": At the end of the second act lady remarked to her escort, "Well, it doesn't convince me!" "Of what?" asked the gentleman.

But, in the context of the day's events, and Museveni's own skilful politicking around the act, his remarks revealed much about how homosexuality has been politically loaded in Uganda, presented as a proxy for all the geopolitical and moral evils besetting the nation, derailing economic and spiritual advancement, and darkening the future.