Sentence examples for enacts a sort of from inspiring English sources
"Revolutionary Road" is simply "Revolutionary Road," and to invoke it enacts a sort of cultural-literary secret handshake among its devotees.
The mere mention of Richard Yates's novel "Revolutionary Road" is a reference that "enacts a sort of cultural-literary handshake among its devotees," says Richard Ford, a Yates admirer.
Echoes and repetitions across the prose poem enact a sort of systemic spread.
On it, there are a number of props and would-be characters, who appear to be enacting a sort of play.
The idea was to enact a sort of reverse face-lift, not an augmentation but a paring down: out with the ottocento overkill; in with pale walls and stark lacquered wood.
In her highly successful "Donkey Show," created with her husband, Randy Weiner, performers lip-sync to hits from the disco era as they enact a sort of Studio 54 version of "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
And if the élitist resisted, and refused to be genuinely sorry (as judged by them, the wiser subgroup), she could stay in that much smaller house until she relented, while the wiser group gathered outside, taunting her, enacting a sort of virtuous blockade, until she was nearly dying of hunger and — It was so unfair.
I don't doubt that Apple's review crew is doing what they're doing for the sake of protecting their users, but I don't think enacting a sort of blanket policy is the way to go.
Upgrading is enacted by strapping yourself into a sort of torture chair, in the game's hub area which, naturally, is a mental asylum.
Yet, as Ali Smith observed reviewing Runaway, her tenth collection: "Munro's stories enact what can only be called a sort of magic.
