Sentence examples for acts far from inspiring English sources

She's wildly excited by the idea, and soon she's drawing him into fantasies (and acts) far darker than anything he's ever dared on his own.

"My father always used to say, 'In addition to the ones that made it, there are better ones that never got a break.' He looked for acts far and wide, so people related to him from the movie".

"I had hoped with all my heart that no one, in our human community, that no one would have been touched by criminal acts far or near," said Dominique Sciamma, director of Strate College.

See the recent decision of Thom Yorke and Nigel Godrich's band Atoms for Peace to remove their albums from streaming services, and criticise them for benefiting major labels and big acts far more than new artists.

This year the quality of the dozen best cabaret acts far surpassed that of Broadway's new musicals, which were so weak that "Memphis," a flimsy, grossly inauthentic re-creation of the moment in the 1950s when rhythm & blues went mainstream, won the Tony Award for best musical.

Likewise, informed consent finds some acts far more reprehensible than others, although their impacts on our autonomous action and pursuits are similar.

However, the Protect America Act far exceeds its nominal mandate.

"But I feel the British people have spoken and acted far more than the powers that be have done".

If shareholders had really been on the ball, they would arguably have acted far sooner than they did.

The Second Confiscation Act, far more drastic than the first, was the great signal of Congress's shift.

Given this history, these last three games were a warm-up act far more important to the Mets.