Sentence examples for child acts from inspiring English sources

They're open to any kind of performance as long as it's immediate; the amateurs are not just singers but dancers, comedians, child acts, even the occasional poet.

In many ways, a young child acts as if they are stoned anyway: raucous laughter at the smallest joke, joyous appreciation of the senses and a voracious appetite to follow.

When a child acts kindly toward someone, Marjorie Taylor, a psychologist at the University of Oregon, suggests that saying something like "You're very kind for doing this" or "You're the kind of person who does nice things like that" can help make empathy a part of a young child's identity.

When a person, adult or child, acts autonomously, he or she finds the activity meaningful and embraces the goal of the action.

When the child acts in accord with the will of another, pleasure results from the affirmation from that other person, while opposition is experienced as painful because it negates the bond of affection.

What are you using at home for conflict resolution when your child acts out?

"It is in clear violation of the Child Act," she said.

Both the U.N. convention and Malaysia's Child Act define a child as anyone under the age of 18.

– Has your child acted like royalty since they were born?

Romulus, little more than a child, acted as a figurehead for his father's rule.

Most of us are programmed to wonder why the parents let the child act like this in public, or why on earth children act like spoiled brats nowadays.