Sentence examples for act to realize from inspiring English sources

Pini's rejection and his fury at what he sees as his friend's betrayal incite a desperate act to realize the rabbi's often verbalized fantasies of Israel's controlling the Temple Mount at the center of Jerusalem.

Though the environment may look uncertain to others, visionary leaders see a clear opportunity for the creation of a new market segment or the disruption of an existing one, and they act to realize this possibility.

Sugarland The country superstar duo Sugarland (Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush) was one of the first acts to realize that Beyoncé's "Irreplaceable" was more than a vicious, tart R&B kiss-off: it was also a pop standard, begging for interpretation.

Through democratic deliberations, we can define the shape of the world we wish to create, and then act collectively to realize it.

But those of us who have to care and act have to realize that we are going to spend our whole lives, until the day we die, standing and acting in a tragic gap that will never be closed, where the harsh realities around us and what we know to be possible and desirable will never come together.

While the 15th amendment has been in our Constitution since 1870, it took the Voting Rights Act to help realize the amendment's promise of equality at the polls.

Doug Farrar, Shutdown Corner: Goodell's next act must be to realize that Williams' apology is completely hollow, that his repugnant modus operandi will remain under other names and guises unless it is killed forever, and that removing Williams from the game on a lifetime basis is the best way to start.

Finally, we really act, and try to realize the beautiful world of thought (SW II: 418).

Lewis defines the expected utility of an option A as EU A) = ∑i P(Ki)U Ki & A) and holds that to act rationally is to realize an option that maximizes expected utility.

We must pressure Obama to act decisively now to realize his promise to truly normalize relations with Cuba.

Baby's selfless act inspires Johnny to realize, "there are people willing to stand up for other people no matter what it costs them".