Sentence examples for actualize that from inspiring English sources
"actualize that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to make something a reality or to put something into action. It is often used in philosophical or self-help contexts. Example: "You have great ideas, but if you want to see success, you need to actualize them. Take action and make your dreams a reality."
In a dance class with a long mirror, the teacher, Kimani Fowlin, told the ten girls and three boys to take a word or a line from poems they had written and "actualize that word or line through movement".
Moreover, for Aristotle the development of an individual member of a species is determined by the form it has inherited from its (male) parent: the goal of the developing individual is to fully actualize that form.
The general idea here is that if something is beneficial, and believing that p will help us achieve, acquire, or actualize that thing, then it is prima facie prudent for us to believe that p. This will be true even if we lack sufficient evidence for the belief that p, and even if we are aware of that lack.
It does no good to say that the body has only a potentially infinite number of parts corresponding to the divisions rather than an actually infinite number; for it was argued that if something is truly potential, then some agent, such as God, must have the power to bring about or actualize that potentiality.
Will he actualize that opinion by closing the CMU?
In fact, great leaders visualize the potential in their employees and actualize that potential into reality as former CEO and co-founder of Southwest Herb Kelleher did with his secretary Colleen Barrett Colleenn is now the President of the company!).
Ellen is acting on the imperative to self-actualize that is fast becoming the norm for women her age.
The visceral feel of their recordings is actualized that afternoon as they tear through a set at the courtyard of City-As-School, a forward-thinking West Village public high school that encourages a sense of autonomy in it students through out-of-classroom work experience.
God, it was said, "sees" all of time in one eternal instant; yet seeing, like knowing, requires real relations in the perceiver; moreover, one cannot see as fully actualized that which is still only possibly to be actualized, that is to say, the partially indeterminate future.
It may be that even though, considered as an event, God's actualizing a world is necessarily surpassable, considered as an action, as a choice to carry out a plan, God's actualizing that world is unsurpassable.
For all the complex, intricate, and stunning sculptures 3D printing can facilitate, it's the idea that the mechanism can actualize something that was once just a 2D image (digital or otherwise) that makes it such an intriguing piece of tech.
