Sentence examples for enacted all over from inspiring English sources
But the power of the play lies in its metaphoric realism and its suggestion that such scenes are being enacted all over 1930s Germany.
In the past few years alone, more anti-abortion laws have been enacted all over the nation than in the entire previous decade combined.
What these ancient tragedies enact over and over again is not misfortune outside a character's control.
We see this pattern being re-enacted over and over, to the present debate on Synthetic Biology and synthetic genomes.
The drama is enacted daily all over New York City.
(There is an exploding cow, but that episode enacts an over-the-top story the Kid tells).
In Bausch's dance hall, the failings and the disappointments would be enacted over and over, but so would the small joys.
And instead of being reflected in a company's structure, they must be "enacted" over and over again in a manager's relationships with bosses, subordinates, and peers.
Davis had innumerable troubles during his presidency, including a squabbling Congress, a dissident vice president, and the constant opposition of extreme states' rights advocates, who objected vigorously to the conscription law he had enacted over much opposition in 1862.
Instead, he gets tricked into an alternate reality where he basically has to re-enact the first film all over again.
These resembled practices enacted for over-the-counter drugs, including guidelines for regulating temperature, sanitation, and equipment maintenance.
