Sentence examples for belongs acting from inspiring English sources

The group module manages several groups to which the peer belongs, acting as either the master or the slave.

Recognition by children and the extended family of the important role of elderly family members can reinforce their feelings of usefulness, mutual dependence, and belonging, acting on survival by physiological mechanisms which are not yet understood.

I discovered by reading the Barbican programme that Kabuki performers belong to acting dynasties which go back centuries, and assume the hereditary names of their forerunners.

Some of the acting belongs there, too.

But it does guarantee that, should your talents nudge you toward the stage or screen, you are likely to arrive with a natural sense of where acting belongs in the scheme of things with a feel for its specific gravity and, at the same time, an air of civilized irony that you abandon at your peril.

But it does guarantee that, should your talents nudge you toward the stage or screen, you are likely to arrive with a natural sense of where acting belongs in the scheme of things — with a feel for its specific gravity and, at the same time, an air of civilized irony that you abandon at your peril.

"We belong to the people – acting on behalf of them," Bin Hammam said.

Nor do the acting honours belong only to the world's best husband-and-wife acting duo.

For the other biological processes, higher proportions of genes belonging to the dominantly acting group are evident.

People acting alone belong at the operational level, whereas an individual acting as part of a group functions at the collective level of governance.

Perhaps last year's most remarkable acting debut belongs to Erika Christensen as Mr. Douglas's angry, drug-addicted 16-year-old daughter (Holden).