Sentence examples for as a simple act from inspiring English sources

The Nuba Mountains also prove the point, apparent now for several years, that there is no such thing as a simple act of charity.

The UCU said lecturers and students at the university were outraged by the policy and described it as a "simple act of discrimination" that violated the university's equal opportunities policy.

The envoy, Anthony Williams, who was never assigned as an ambassador again, argued eloquently that Britain had been wrong to regard the Argentine invasion as "a simple act of brigandage".

When the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled last week that three prisoners held by the United States at Bagram Air Base, in Afghanistan, could not challenge their detention in American courts, Senator Lindsey Graham and others welcomed the decision as a simple act of sanity.

They portray their resistance as a simple act of fiscal responsibility, one aimed at doing right by American taxpayers, who are on the hook for their losses.

When we analyze his statements, which were made public by the Peshmerga, we can easily understand that he is clearly trying to cast doubt upon his acts and diminish his position with ISIS and basically trying to portray his story of travel to ISIS-controlled territory as a simple act of love.

Elsewhere in the volume, he describes biography as a "handshake" and "a simple act of complex friendship".

Even a simple act such as standing up from a chair and walking a few steps can become extremely difficult.

Professors and their students could also consider behavioral responses, such as the simple act of hiding or "un-friending" a relative with a different point of view.

Just as the simple act of putting on a suit leads to so much more, this challenge has led to more for us as an organization.

The demonstrations injected energy into Cihangir's laid-back bohemianism, and its bars are fuller than ever, as the simple act of drinking outdoors has become a symbol of solidarity.