Sentence examples for actualizing from inspiring English sources
"actualizing" is an acceptable word in written English
It is used as a verb meaning to make something real or to make something happen. An example sentence would be: "He is actualizing his dream of starting his own business."
verb
Present participle of actualize
If there is just a single activity in God, and if it is simple and eternal, and also immutable, then it makes no sense to talk of God as changing course and actualizing an alternative set of possibilities aside from than the one that actually obtains.
Although the new president promised to start actualizing his policies within 90 days of taking office, the PF did not have a clear majority in the National Assembly and had to build alliances with other parties to obtain approval of fiscal budgets and other legislation.
80 yrs later women fight for same right #FreeTheNipple pic.twitter.com/57UfpnhdIA queen @Ketilll #FreeTheNipple pic.twitter.com/zyYxnVFg38 chillin #FreeTheNipple @gatistiganum pic.twitter.com/YKdSMqHpqJ When American women gain the same courage as Icelandic women it wouldn't be long before #FreeTheNipple becomes as relavant as #freetheankle Let's stop sexualizing and start actualizing.
Indeed, the emotional oppression of men, inverse to that of women, has kept men from fully knowing and actualizing their essential and deeply fulfilling role of father.
Clear skies aren't enough; the total of any given days' weather is compounded many times over, brewing on one shore and actualizing on another.
By actualizing the violence on the screen (the fake), the symbolic permission of fictional drama has been transgressed.
Whether or not this system, if it were ever actualized, would actually undergo any feelings and experiences, it seems coherent to suppose that it might not.
Indeed, God could actually be the cause of the collapses, and of the way in which they occur (i.e., where P is the possibility that gets actualized at t, it could be that God causes P to be actualized then).
Among these adequate explanations of why this actual world obtains rather than another possible world (including one with no contingent beings) is that the universe is an inexplicable brute fact and that God strongly actualized the world (although not everything in it).
Moreover, we may assume that there are possible worlds, W and W*, such that W and W* share the same history up to a time t, no omnipotent agent ever exists in W*, and a contingently omnipotent agent, Oscar, is omnipotent for the first time at t in W. We may also assume that W* is a world in which at t some non-omnipotent agent actualizes (e).
The synthetic function of these perspectives becomes actualized in individual behavior, in social relations and in history.
