Sentence examples for enacting the same from inspiring English sources

John and Laura are enacting the same drama of estrangement a generation later.

The right-hand page featured sepia photographs of men enacting the same emotion.

Reid, a slight, bland-looking man, the furthest thing from one's picture of Lyndon Johnson enacting the same scene, approached the Senators, one after the other, leaned in close, and began arguing.

In Schindler's List, Spielberg was enacting the same move US Jewry had made from the late 1960s onwards - placing the Nazi catastrophe close to the centre of American Jewish identity.

He also reads worry per se as a literary trope, a "comedy of mental manners" in which its victims are like stage characters trapped in their humours, always enacting the same scenes and parroting the same catchphrases.

Over the course of the exchange, posted to Quora by an anonymous friend of the student, the professor (who has since backtracked on her statements but not denied the e-mails' veracity) claims that many other academics throughout Europe are enacting the same policy of discrimination, based on the idea that Indian men are inherently a rape threat.

The media have been re-enacting the same story ever since.

Yet, clearly, all this acting-out, which has been going on in his work since the 1970s, doesn't work, because he always ends up in the same place, forever re-enacting the same squalid scenes.

"I liked to see different sets of comedians enact the same skits, each with his own improvisation.

Whatever their nationality, Louboutin's customers enacted the same ritual upon trying on a pair of shoes.

Until they enact the same measures, the UK can't credibly claim to be leading the global fight against corruption".