Sentence examples for act rarely from inspiring English sources

The more time I spend thinking about the film (an act rarely done by the 140-character insta-critics), the more I realize that Carell was adroitly cast.

Everyone knows that managerial double-acts rarely succeed but as things stand, Jol is still the boss – for now.

Nevertheless, it was the same band to whom they turned for inspiration after Kid A broke the rules in ways major albums by major rock acts rarely did.

Boardroom double acts rarely work and family firms often founder when they are handed on from one generation to the next.

Dance acts rarely concentrate so firmly on traditional songwriting this early; usually the first stage involves mapping out a sonic signature, reiterating it many times, and only then wandering into the world of choruses and hooks.

Dirty Tricks, a brutal comedy of bad behaviour, private and public, during the Thatcher era, begins with adulterous fellatio in the kitchen at a north Oxford dinner party and proceeds to sexual acts rarely described in mainstream fiction.

For decades country acts rarely toured abroad, with exceptions for superstars such as Johnny Cash.

There's an odd paradox in the world of music festivals -- at least 50percentt of attendees are women, yet female acts rarely grace the stage.

While shocking, these acts rarely come without some early warning: Researchers have found that 9 of 10 young suicide victims suffered from diagnosable mental illness at the time of their death, and that 63% showed overt symptoms of mental illness in the year before their suicide.

First, speech acts rarely occur in isolation but rather are embedded in a sequence of utterances and actions.

The Espionage Act has rarely been used to prosecute leakers and whistle-blowers.