Sentence examples for enacting some sort from inspiring English sources

All humanity seemed to be enacting some sort of bizarre, non-narrative opera.

As if I was enacting some sort of dreadful personal slight against an ex-boyfriend or something".

WITH nearly two-dozen states now enacting some sort of restriction on the use of cellphones while driving, the random weaving and inexplicable speed variations, the short stops and sudden lateral jerks of drivers with phones tucked against their ears are slowly becoming things of the past.

The sages at court believe that the creature must be enacting some sort of revenge.

AM: A social entrepreneur is someone who wants to enact some sort of social change in the community and start an organization to resolve problems.

However, I really did enjoy this taste of Alicia fighting for deserving and underserved clients and trying to enact some sort of change for the better.

"The Justice Department should ask Congress to confront whether it wants to enact some sort of terrorism detention statute," Professor Carlson said.

Now five years into a campaign by the Council of Fashion Designers of America to enact some sort of protection for original designs, the proponents of such legislation say they have their best chance yet at seeing a bill become law.

Parkland students and gun-control groups have tried to make voting a cornerstone of their movement, and McGuire said politicians who have not tried to enact some sort of gun safety need to be voted out of office.

Furthermore, if Congress were to enact some sort of overarching incentive for reduced emissions, such as a cap-and-trade system or, better yet, a carbon tax, many of the measures it is now contemplating would need no further prompting or payouts from politicians.Global warming is the problem, after all, and fuel economy just one part of the solution.

A handful of other countries have enacted some sort of legal system for medical cannabis.