Sentence examples for enacting her from inspiring English sources

Nor is it the case that by definition any choice a woman makes must be feminist simply because she is a woman enacting her supposed "right" to make choices.

There was a time, when Ms. Kluge was still enacting her own elaborate version of "Brideshead Revisited," when shooting parties were staged on the grounds of Albemarle House, with beaters in front, a staff at the rear and guests in custom tweeds bearing down through the fields on hapless, unsuspecting pheasants.

And she ends it by enacting her own death, with fake blood gushing from her breast and a feigned hanging hoisting her into the air.

The offending scene involved Malik re-enacting her own wedding to businessman Asad Bashir Khan while a religious song played in the background.

"Take him and cut him out in little stars!" Jessica Chastain fairly shouts, re-enacting her interpretation of Juliet's famous monologue, the bold gambit that got her admitted to the Juilliard School a decade ago.

"I just climbed up on my stepladder," explained Ms. Jenkins, re-enacting her needle-in-a-haystack triumph by the room's bar, "and couldn't make out the last two numbers at first, because of where it was located.

As the magazine Art in America recounted the work this year, Mr. Sharp "videotaped himself in front of a live audience as he attempted to recapture Saskia by re-enacting her birth — albeit with a difference.

Pina Bausch died just as Wenders was preparing to make a film about her, so instead he filmed her dance troupe in Germany talking about Pina and re-enacting her work.

However, it's Heather Mitchell's purse-lipped Bronwyn Bishop that gets the most recognition, laughs and applause, from her first glaze-eyed introduction to the play's most played-for-laughs sequence, re-enacting her record-breaking expulsion of 18 MPs from question time on 27 November 2014.

She re-enacts her teenage experiences.

Austen's narrative enacts her heroine's victories over her own better self.