Sentence examples for acting favourably from inspiring English sources

He rejoiced as the amendment went out to the states for ratification, and he rejoiced again and again as his own Illinois led off and other states followed one by one in acting favourably upon it.

The Daily News, The Globe, The Times (which particularly praised Grossmith, Barrington and Everard) and The Standard concurred, the last commenting favourably on the chorus acting, which, it said, "adds to the reality of the illusion".

Recent studies demonstrated that glycerol, a natural, non-toxic and low-cost substance, can favourably change the polarity of water, acting as an efficient co-solvent for increased polyphenol recovery [4].

Australian Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2004 1 63 71], strongly suggests that SAPL has the ability to decrease friction in prosthetic joints by acting as a boundary lubricant, and that SAPL interacts favourably with PyC.

Even Greil Marcus, whose previous writings had been favourably inclined towards Morrison, said: "It's Van acting the part of the 'mystic poet' he thinks he's supposed to be".

Citizens are more likely to perceive tax obligations more favourably, and comply with those obligations voluntarily, when their government is seen to be acting in a trustworthy manner.

The acting.

Enough acting.

Hammy acting?

Not acting.

"And acting".