The phrase "acting more for" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing motivations or reasons for actions, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "She seems to be acting more for her own interests than for the team's benefit."
Alternatives: "acting more in favor of" or "acting more on behalf of".
It is an evening for connoisseurs of fine acting more than for those of us who have long admired Hare's ability to treat the public stage as a forum for national debate.
He chastised the world for not acting more decisively; lobbied for making experimental therapies available; and, through the Wellcome Trust, helped fund research in West Africa including the vaccine trial in Guinea, which for the first time showed protection from Ebola in humans.
The A.V. Clubs Nathan Rabin also praised the cast, stating that the picture "succeeds almost entirely on the chemistry of its three leads, who remain likeable even while resorting to homicide", adding the "acting more than compensates for the film's other failings".
Me being called a choc-ice, a bounty and a sell out for acting more European is not the same as the reaction Rachel Dolezal got for doing what she does believes makes her black.
But a relative handful of companies have been acting more like environmental groups than for-profit entities, largely because unsustainable agriculture means unsustainable business.
He praised the Indian Government for acting "more responsibly and maturely" than it did after the bombing NEW DELHI 00003031 004 OF 004 of India's embassy in Kabul, describing GOI's reaction as impulsive and politically motivated when it immediately pinned blame on Pakistan's Intelligence Agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
They'd say, 'Look, whenever we go to the pub, you end up talking to people who come up to you and then the night's gone.' So I just thought, 'Oh, bollocks, I'll stop going out.'" It was the extraneous attention that partly killed off Burke's enthusiasm for acting, more than the job itself.
So why doesn't thinking and acting more positively work well for all of us, all of the time?
Objectives are also flexible in how they can be completed, acting "more as a guide for what the player should do instead of giving a completely blank map and saying 'Here you go, figure out what to do and how to do it.
