Sentence examples for certain acts of from inspiring English sources
More than anything, those echoes conjure the feelings of horrified astonishment that certain acts of brutality can still elicit.
"At times it is appropriate to refrain from performing certain acts of obedience," he said, "in order to avoid the hardships of others".
Certain acts of motherhood -- usually ones we can no longer do -- "become hypersymbolized," she said, and "we have to learn to let that symbolism fall".
In a statement, the IPO told Index: "Government has announced its intention to introduce a new copyright exception to allow certain acts of parody, caricature and pastiche, and has published draft legislation to this effect.
The government seemed to believe that while a national conspiracy couldn't be proven, there was evidence of local conspiracies by a few individuals or small groups involved in certain acts of violence.
Whatever you might think of armed intervention in Syria, by states or citizens, Hemming's warning illustrates the arbitrary nature of our terrorism laws, the ring they throw around certain acts of violence while ignoring others, the risk that they will be used against brown and bearded people who present no threat.
David told Allain, "There is a certain act of patronage that goes back to the Medici, when they were commissioning instruments directly from Stradivari.
Paterson was apparently once in the military, a former existence which is never explicitly discussed, but which has evidently prepared him for a certain act of heroism at a late stage in the movie.
What makes a thought or bodily motion an action is its being preceded by a certain act of will (volitions) which bring about the thought or motion.
One might even hold that she should be interpreted as asserting that the act of hurting the cat has the power to prompt a certain act of emotional projection.
Strategies to improve unintentional non-adherence (eg, due to forgetfulness) included treatment diaries or linking drug intake with a certain act of daily routine (cue dosing).
