Sentence examples for believed acting from inspiring English sources
The legislature may have believed, acting upon conditions known to it, that the public welfare would be promoted by the enactment of a statute which should prevent the compulsory exaction of written agreements to forego the acknowledged legal right here involved, as a condition of employment in one's trade or occupation.
Mr. Gargano said that however much those raises might be deserved, Governor Pataki -- and, he believed, Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco of New Jersey -- would not allow such increases at this time.
I understood this totality of believing, acting and sacrificing.
Looking back, she believes acting closed as many doors as it opened for her.
Swinton believes acting found her, and not the other way around.
In making the commentary available here in PDF files I am, I believe, acting in accordance with the intentions and wishes of Professor and Mrs Silk.
"While we support expanding access to the taxi system for people who use wheelchairs, we believe acting on this bill would be premature," the commissioner, David S. Yassky, told the Council's transportation committee on Thursday.
She believes acting is the least solipsistic of all the arts, in that it is both an individual creation and shared - something you do "with" others, as in: "I like being with people, but not beholden to them.
Talking of the death of his stepdaughter, Nataasha van Kampen, in 2012, he tells Young that he believes acting is "about hiding and revealing" and, choosing the Sufi poetry of Rumi as his desert island reading, he explains the appeal of acting: "Life seems so chaotic and in a play you are part of a story," he said.
As a boy he did not speak in full sentences until he was 6 because he had trouble sounding out words; instead he began a lifelong immersion in fantasy and make-believe acting games with other children that helped him learn how to speak.
I believe acting on that impulse will only result in more inefficient investments of resources.
