Sentence examples for consistent acts from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's only fitting that a group once devoted to anxiety and chaos would emerge as one of the most consistent acts in the history of rock 'n' roll.

From consciousness raising because of consistent acts of injustice, we must go from demonstration to enforcement of just laws (e.g., EEOC) to needed new legislation.

The walks to Bonds were just about the only consistent act either team's pitchers were able to perform.

Formed after the Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and Inspiral Carpets, The Charlatans eventually eclipsed the baggy trinity from Greater Manchester and became the most consistent act to emerge from that scene.

"Renouncing my citizenship was the last and most consistent act of dissent I could pose against a public policy which I believe is depriving Canada of its right and duty to be one of the world's great countries," he said.

The fans, on a consistent basis, act as third commentator so you can allow the game to breathe because of the fans".

Mr. Patrelle's movement vocabulary, a mix of classroom ballet with a little Fred and Ginger and a smattering of tap and jazz, remains consistent in Act II, set at the Stork Club in New York in the 1940's, to a medley of songs about the city.

It therefore seems that larger sample sizes are required to clarify the role of non-A-T-causing coding variants in ATM in breast cancer susceptibility, in terms of both variant-specific effects and whether they act in a consistent direction and/or act in a log-additive manner.

Each clinical sticking point can serve as a 'heads up' to therapists new to ACT, followed by possible ACT consistent paths designed to support the therapist in overcoming common barriers.

The president has been consistent in condemning acts of violence against Muslims in America, and has been a vocal critic of the Republican presidential candidates' hate speech, but this week marked Obama's first official mosque visit in the US.

Eastern DRC has witnessed some of the most consistent and horrific acts of violence in recent conflicts.