Sentence examples for enacting in from inspiring English sources

Erik Johns's libretto had undercurrents of social protest: the community becomes irrationally suspicious of two strangers in its midst, enacting in microcosm the paranoias of McCarthyite America.

Following the housewarming party is a scene in which the odious John Calvin and his wife are enacting, in public, the cruelties and power games of their dreadful marriage.

And they also serve as the players, enacting, in an especially showy and colorful scene, the play that is the thing wherein Hamlet catches the conscience of the king.

I had the idea that Robin's internal dialogues were sort of voluntary — they're little scenes that he's consciously enacting in his mind, like when someone imagines being interviewed on a talk show, or gives himself a do-over with someone who's insulted him.

Experts say the growing criminalization of student misbehavior can be traced to the broad zero-tolerance policies states and local districts began enacting in the mid-1990's in response to a sharp increase in the number of juveniles committing homicides with guns, and to a series of school shootings.

Further inquiry is needed to determine if classroom integration of STEM concepts would be further enhanced if efforts within PD experiences worked to bridge learning opportunities from planning to enacting in more purposeful and scaffolded ways.

Therefore, STEM education is suitable to enact in high schools for promoting students' STEM career interest.

Woman suffrage was enacted in 1902.

The bill was enacted in 1956.

The law was enacted in 2010.

(The ban was enacted in 2005).