Sentence examples for and actualizing from inspiring English sources

Created by Gabe Casdorph with a Sony a7R ll camera and a Canon 100mm macro lens, the actual process of filming and actualizing the video involved burning wood with electricity (and a little high voltage never seems to disappoint in art).

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.

She remains captivated by the possibilities, within live music, of legitimizing and actualizing mutual dependence.

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.

I believe that we can keep learning, growing, and actualizing ourselves as long as we live.

2. The Tree of Life The very nature of inchoate thought, discovered and actualized by way of cinema.

Its overarching theme is that abstraction is reality-based, distilled from lived experience, and actualized through highly personal approaches to process and materials.

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".

Thus, the Orthodox Church does not preserve and display the consecrated host after and outside the eucharistic liturgy, as in the Roman Catholic Church, because the consecrated offerings are mystically apprehended and actualized only during the eucharistic meal.

Uncertainty's ability to disrupt knowledge ("we don't know") and actualize risk ("potential for harm") gave the public a place to draw their own inferences, make their own evaluations, assert their right to know the potential hazards they face, and to motivate policy action.