Sentence examples for acting quite from inspiring English sources

Models were coming out and acting quite antic.

North Korea has actually been acting quite rationally.

After all, the jailbait is an actor — acting quite recklessly.

The inspirational element is what makes leadership and acting quite similar.

The more logical worry is that the guerrillas have been acting quite separately from Mr. Hussein, and may be increasingly well financed and organized for the long haul.

Of course, at the macro level, businesses scrambling to block climate legislation or treaties that, as they see it, will threaten to reduce their profits and hinder their growth would seem to be acting quite rationally.

Of course, Ms. Diaz had been acting, and quite well.

With the home secretary, Theresa May, threatening universities with legal sanctions via a new counter-terrorism bill unless they act to prevent radicalisation on campus, it is not surprising if vice-chancellors are anxious to square the circle of promoting free speech with acting lawfully – quite apart from ensuring staff and student safety.

She adds: "We all expect to see rough and tumble but I have seen little ones acting out quite graphic scenes in the playground and there is a lot more hitting, hurting, thumping etc in the classroom for no particular reason".

I didn't write again until I'd been acting for quite a long period and began to think I needed a second string.

The first few attempts I made at acting were quite difficult – I barely spoke the language so it was hard to follow instructions, and I also felt self-conscious and shy.