Sentence examples for enacts what from inspiring English sources

Like all good poems it enacts what it is describing.

Weaving together words and images, his artful work enacts what it describes.

The story enacts what the passage about Gurov's double life states.

The beauty of this sentence is that it enacts what it says.

The best moments come when he plays several characters at a time, and enacts what a quick-paced heated conversation among them might sound like — percussive, punchy, eyebrow-arching.

It is circular and self-reflexively postmodern Øyehaug's text enacts what Barthes theorizes, exalting an "object" that is itself just a sentence while also registering some brief flash of consciousness, some small explosion of longing, that, like Anna Bae's discovery in Rimbaud's biography, seems true to our own experience of passionate reading: jouissance, to be precise.

The narrative re-enacts what were her thoughts, her immediate perceptions.

And at a recent performance, you could have heard a hairpin drop during the scene in which Mr. Cullen as Finn partly describes and partly re-enacts what happened the night he stabbed Khalil (the understated Gian-Murray Gianino).

I simply enacted what others might only have thought.

Three days later, the players from that day re-enacted what happened.

Each U.N. Security Council resolution enacting what passed for sanctions was more useless than the last.