Sentence examples for actions as though from inspiring English sources

The key to measuring the effectiveness of design changes is thinking about a broader set of user actions as though they were conversion rates.

LEOs must be on-duty at the time of the assault, or off-duty but performing actions as though on-duty.

I'm sad for the repercussions of my actions," as though he wanted people to pity him because his original comments drew ire.

Introspective, detached and curiously inexpressive, she seems to hover over any occurring action as though observing rather than taking part.

As part of the process of reading a story, one's mind's eye conjures the action as though it's happening right now.

Piazza's girlfriend, Darlene Bernaola, at the very start of her reign as Playboy Playmate of the Millennium, was among the many celebrities who attended the games and studied the action as though world peace depended on it.

This production acknowledges the play's tragic dimension, but only at a distance, with moments when the characters seem to step outside the action, as though the wicked world were too much with them.

I heard footsteps coming down the path behind me; I stepped off into the darkness and ducked behind a tree, with a precise clarity of action, as though somebody had already done it once and I was just repeating his motions.

Over the past two decades, courts and commentators have often treated the class action as though it were a monolith, limiting their analysis to the particular class form that joins together a large number of claims for monetary relief.

The government and the media tell us next to nothing about the wounded, and in reporting the numbers of the dead they often include only those killed "by hostile action," as though lethal accidents are not an inevitable result of war, and as though the victims of these accidents are not just as young and just as dead and the tears of their mothers not just as hot.

That is, try to engage in any action as though you are simply a cog in a huge causal chain machine rather than an entity whose consciously willed decisions guide his or her action.