Sentence examples for acting meaning from inspiring English sources

While developing empathy, an individual goes through stages such as acting, meaning, imagination, perspective-taking and feeling.

After the clashes between the Iranian-led forces and the Kurdish peshmerga forces, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has said that Iran acting (meaning attacking) in Kurdistan prevented the birth of a second Israel in Middle East.

However, as Parliament's seat is now fixed by the treaties, it can only be changed by the Council acting unanimously, meaning that France could veto any move.

Be aware if he's acting differently, (meaning he likes you) around you so you'll know he's not acting the same around other girls.

But interactive is yesterday's word, for years meaning "acting upon each other" and then meaning "reciprocating by electronic means"; now used mainly by aging Wunderkinder straining to keep pace, it awaits the coinage of its opposite, interinactive, "a one-way flow of data".

This wonderful quality of acting out the meaning, including the dramatic meaning, through the words as musically realised was fundamental to his genius as a performer.

You cannot do this.' Meaning acting.

This wonderful quality of acting out the meaning through the words was fundamental to his genius as a performer.

One's signature used to have meaning, acting both as proof of personal identity and, in financial and legal transactions, as a promissory device.

Not a bad idea for the director's first attempt, but the execution suffers from an overly cheesy script and ham acting in places, meaning it has no real heart in the first place.

Teamster officials said they opposed the increase because they thought that the A.F.L.-C.I.O. was not acting bipartisan enough, meaning they that thought it tilted too heavily toward the Democrats.