Sentence examples for acting equally from inspiring English sources

The tides present a striking paradox, and the essence of it is this: The force that produces them is cosmic, lying wholly outside the earth and presumably acting equally on all parts of it, but the nature of the tide in any particular place is a local matter, with amazing differences from point to point along the coast.

Something similar could surely be done with the 44 dioceses of the C of E, which might then have 22 male and 22 female bishops acting equally as "parents-in-God" to their flocks, though some individual "sheep" would undoubtedly prefer the "voice" of one parent over the over.

Make sure you and anyone else in the photo is acting equally relaxed so that no one stands out with an unnatural pose.

Acting equally as an exhibition space, buyer ground, and educational platform, Unpainted seeks to broaden Munich's views on how technology has affected the very fabric of our world.

The film takes the unusual route of focusing on three key product launches, acting as equally weighted self-contained plays, of sorts.

That means that instead of acting as waves with equally spaced peaks, or "phase fronts," the wave behaves as if its peaks are moving infinitely fast and are everywhere at once.

(The skill applies equally to his acting: as a bilious carjacker in "Crash" and as a rapper in "Hustle & Flow," he proved that he doesn't need much time to make an impression).

You're reminded that in acting, as in so many things, equally balanced neutrality is awfully hard to achieve.

Equally, he fought to preserve the light music heritage by founding the Library of Light Orchestral Music and acting as consultant and performer for an important series of CD recordings.

When acting as a pollinator, M. sexta prefers wild-type plants to those lacking in scent or nectar or both, with all three alternatives being equally unattractive.

The acting is equally wooden.