Sentence examples for acting thus from inspiring English sources

A related version ascribes bizarre reasons to the virtuous agent, unjustifiably assuming that she acts as she does because she believes that acting thus on this occasion will help her to achieve eudaimonia.

In acting thus, the assembly ignored demands by, among others, a European Union observer mission which called for the council to be clearly independent.The new council has refused to abandon the use of fingerprinting machines to check voters' identities, which the opposition claims violates the secrecy of the vote.

In neurobiological terms, lithium, by acting on second messenger systems, regulates neurotransmission of various systems, while by affecting neural developmental pathways increases cortical neuropil and neurogenesis acting thus as a prophylactic agent against future recurrences of the illness.

The present study provides the first strong evidence in favour of the hypothesis that dehydroleucodine, xanthatin and 3-benzyloxymethyl-5H-furan-2-one inhibit compound 48/80-induced 48/80-inducedeaserotoninereleasel mast cells, acting thus as mast cell stabilizers.

The first four victims were harming the village's image: Martin Blower "murdered" William Shakespeare with his acting, thus placing the Sandford Dramatic Society at risk; Eve Draper had a "very annoying laugh"; George Merchant's house was not in keeping with the village's rustic aesthetic; and Tim Messenger ruined the newspaper with tabloid journalism and too many errors.

All volunteers received the two study medications, i.e., pramipexole and placebo, each subject acting thus as his own control.

These complementary functions, acting together, thus emphasize a favourable role of HIF2α in neuroblastoma tumourigenesis by providing sustained tumour growth, albeit at a slower rate.

Doing so will make it easier for them to remember that you're acting, and thus make the entire production less believable.

Further, most of the LPS regulating sRNAs, like MicA, RybB, SlrA, and MgrR, are trans-acting, thus providing another interesting dimension to this PA4406 sRNA in P. aeruginosa.

Thus, acting otherwise or, more precisely, failing to act on one's fundamental commitments, comes at the price of transforming who one is.

has reason to act or forebear acting in the ways thus far discussed (McMahan 2005).