Sentence examples for enactment of one from inspiring English sources

Shiffrin sees a key point of autonomy in the ability to exercise one's own will: the ability to control one's experiences through the enactment of one's own choice.

However, many of us may have been exposed to some without knowing it: anyone who has seen Disney's "Fantasia" has seen an enactment of one of Goethe's poems.

Other than in pictures, most have never seen a volcano erupt anyway and, therefore, the Icelandic phenomenon was nothing more than a spectral enactment of one of nature's wonders.

But such music was more the projection of a dissident career than the enactment of one.

As an academic examination of public apology, rather than a whimsical enactment of one, "Sorry About That," by Edwin Battistella, a linguist in Oregon, is a different kind of book.

The above recipe was her re-enactment of one of the Ripper's murders.

Belgium, which as a state emerged from Dutch rule a decade after Napoleon's death, is preparing to celebrate Waterloo with a weekend of festivities and re-enactments of one of history's decisive combats and expects many more visitors to the battlefield near Brussels, where facilities are being renovated.

Add in a modern re-enactment of one of the most harrowing stories in the Hebrew Bible, and the result is a swirling, baffling stew of religious themes and imagery.

We therefore constructed a series of lag variables to capture the effect of mandates at different time after enactment: instead of one dichotomous variable, the lag variables included four dichotomous variables: the year the mandate enacted; the first year after enactment; the second year after enactment; and the third year after enactment.

It is true that in the most straightforward and paradigmatic case of mental image formation – the direct recall of an earlier perceptual experience of something – enactment of what one would be doing if actually perceiving that thing is equivalent to re-enactment of what one did during the original perceptual episode.

Enactment of every one of your reform proposals would still leave a majority of voters without this power.