Sentence examples for actions described by from inspiring English sources

The businessman's own vice-presidential pick, Mike Pence, decried "the words and actions described by Donald Trump" in the video.

"The actions described by Mr. Evans are not condoned by Hertz," said a Hertz spokeswoman, Paula Stifter.

But mounting Afghan anger over US actions described by President Karzai as "violations against our sovereignty" remains a major stumbling block.

In a statement, Pence said: "As a husband and father I was offended by the words and actions described by Donald Trump in the 11-year-old video released yesterday.

He said that the actions described by Mr. Singleton were an "absolute, clear violation of the Fourth Amendment" and added that Mr. Singleton and Mr. Campbell "have a right to expect privacy in their own home".

His apparent dislike of "the other", and the impact of immigration, may have provoked actions described by justice minister Knut Storberget as "shocking, bloody and cowardly", but they are bound to be part of a conversation that Norway conducts with itself as it comes to terms with what has happened.

And with men less likely to see God as an interventionist presence in their daily lives and more likely to stress God's distant, inscrutable quality, space was opened up for an autonomous realm of human action, described by a series of interconnected words: society, public opinion, civilization, fatherland and nation.

Yet he could also be arrogant and authoritarian, ready to adopt the very practices he affected to disdain by, for instance, appointing his father to chair two regional corporations.The "police action" described by Colonel Gowon at the outset turned into a bloody conflict and a merciless siege.

Subjects presented with descriptions of actions that were harmless but likely to produce a strong affective response/reaction (e.g., eating one's pet dog after a car killed it) often judge the action described by the sentence to be wrong.

During the action, described by the official history as a "riot of destruction", King set on fire a hangar housing four or five German planes.

We assume the extent because understanding the specificity of the action described by the lexical level of the verb (e.g. show) requires online semantic integration across the sentence (The gypsy was going to read her hand, so Josefa showed it to her).