Sentence examples for different kind of action from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jia decided to put the dynastic epic aside and make a different kind of action film, one more in line with his body of work.

Korda's "The Private Life of Don Juan" (1934) features Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., in both a spoof of Don Juanism and a satire of its middle-aged star — an action hero past his prime playing a different kind of action hero past his prime.

For each, they were asked to guess the sign's meaning and given a pair of options: one telic, and one atelic describing a different kind of action altogether (one pair might, for example, be "forget" and "negotiate").Participants guessed correctly more than 90% of the time.

Real estate is nice, but the Robertses wanted a different kind of action, too.

Not needed: She's become a different kind of action figure, on her own.

He calls it "a different kind of action movie, something with some ideas and a conscience, but not so many ideas or so big a conscience as to slow things down".

Cobb's intercranial adventures aren't like dreams at all — they're like different kinds of action movies jammed together.

For instance, for the *k- prefix a function to derive different kinds of action verbs has been proposed (Sagart 1999: 100f; occasionally, it also occurs with state verbs, although the marking of state verbs does not belong to its primary functions (Sagart 1999: 105).

This means taking two different kinds of actions: negative (or withdrawing) actions, and positive (or active) ones.

It is not intelligible to us that those reasons might explain very different kinds of actions.

The structural layer is static but the dynamic layer can include many different kinds of actions and contingencies or consequences.