Sentence examples for executing an act from inspiring English sources
While everyday aesthetics includes such spectator-oriented aesthetics, a major part constituting the flow of everyday life is our active engagement with doing things by handling an object, executing an act, and producing certain results, all motivated by aesthetic considerations.
In this way, one son was executed (an act that caused ʿAbbās bitter remorse) and two were blinded, and his father and brothers were blinded and imprisoned.
He had his cousin and adopted son Tiberius Gemellus executed – an act that outraged Caligula's and Gemellus's mutual grandmother Antonia Minor.
Do not oppose; if the person is inclined to execute an act of violence, for your own safety, do not divulge your intention of alerting the authorities.
With regard to the objection that, if any case was made by the bill for the interference of a court of chancery, it was against the state of Ohio, and was therefore within the prohibition of the eleventh amendment, the court held that the exemption of the state from suability could not be pleaded by its officers when they were proceeded against for executing an unconstitutional act of the state.
It also turns out that Viktor had not come to the States for social or economic advantage but to honour his late father by executing a symbolic act of filial piety that can be seen as highly flattering to American culture.
The brain appears to use the very same neural circuits to execute an unconscious act as it does a conscious one.
But he also knew he had to execute a balancing act of attracting new whisky drinkers while not alienating devotees of the Canadian style.
He also cleverly played the tape of the pilots in the Soviet attack plane, which showed they had clearly executed a deliberate act while describing it in detail to an alarmed ground crew.
Leroy Brown Jr., 8, was executed for an act of innocence.
"That's why the most important sentence in a murder mystery isn't the one starting 'The murderer is…' – which no matter how necessary and fabulously executed is an act of unspeakable narrative winnowing – but is the snarled expostulation halfway through: 'Everyone's a suspect.' Quite.
