Sentence examples for act produced an from inspiring English sources

The selfish lucidity of that act produced an immediate feeling of guilt.

News of the passage of the Stamp Act produced an uproar in the colonies.

The Pixies' stint as a support act produced a controversy that partially contributed to their break-up.

From hundreds of miles away and only connected to the reality by media reports, just the mere awareness of such a Godless act produces an involuntary feeling that makes you sick, angry, and cry, all at once.

The home secretary of the day, picking up the pieces of a ramshackle and discredited security act, produces a fresh version primed for the digital age.

Reserve scrum-half Matt Giteau got in on the act, producing a sharp run from the base of a ruck and then a clever swerve to fox full-back Gabriel Brezoianu.

In any democracy, this balancing act produces a lively debate.

Entertainment platforms Funny or Die and Hulu have also gotten in on the act, producing a video that illustrates the absurdity of the pay gap.

A cognition, which is an act, produces a feature in the object it cognizes, a "cognizedness," and then from apprehension of this feature both the original cognition and its veridicality are known.

So when property-rights advocates say the Endangered Species Act produces a lot of litigation, they're right.

This is explained by Tattvārthasūtra 6.7: "[The] intentional act produces a strong karmic bondage and [the] unintentional produces weak, shortlived karmic bondage".