Sentence examples for extraneous acts from inspiring English sources

You're shocked to realize that you want something more from her. You've told yourself, the past two nights, that the necklace and the ring are marvels, but extraneous acts of gratitude, that you'd have done what you did for nothing more than the sight of her thankful face.

These act as extraneous materials in the interfacial film of oil and water to suppress the mechanism for emulsion break down and to stabilize the interface (Mandal et al. 2010).

A concert performance can simply finesse this dramatic problem; it can also get rid of extraneous music, like the silly Act I march that serves only to get Duncan and his retinue into Macbeth's castle and so to bed.

Failure to account for extraneous sources of variation that act to artificially increase the similarity of members of a twin pair will result in biasing the variance component estimates of interest.

In the same way the Voting Rights Act of 1965 outlawed literacy tests and other discriminatory and extraneous standards used to turn eligible voters away from the polls, it is time to end voter competency laws.

However judge Greg Garde's ruling that Mikakos had acted with "improper or extraneous purpose" was overturned.

Probably, the contaminated metal, originally present in the pyrite coal, might act as a complement of the extraneous catalyst.

All of this is entirely preventable if the House chooses to do what the Senate has already done, and that's the simple act of funding our government without making extraneous and controversial demands in the process, the same way other Congresses have for more than 200 years.

The third group acted as a control group with no extraneous contextual information.

Some researchers hypothesize that the caudate is part of a subcortical circuit that acts as a kind of filter, sifting out extraneous thoughts and impulses.

All the bustle acted as a foil to some of the extraneous sounds coming from the pit but this cannot have been the prime aim.