Sentence examples for extreme acting from inspiring English sources

This isn't such a stretch: Copley was already behaving oddly during the move from Boston, talking and walking like a robot and becoming distant, so Nathaniel believes him capable of more extreme acting out.

— Mr. Shepherd, 39, could be called a practitioner of Extreme Acting.

"Will my kid, or someone I know, 'snap'?" Indeed, some people are born with chemical imbalances or mental conditions, or experience traumas or brain injuries that lead to extreme acting out and violence.

It is an ironic parallel between Lohan's "acting out" and how it is met with equally extreme "acting out" responses to it such as those of Nancy Grace and her audience.

The emergy value of "exposure" can be estimated as the total emergy of the extreme event acting upon an area; "sensitivity" is the amount of stored emergy that is likely to be affected; and the "adaptive capacity" is the system's ability to attract emergy inflow to recover and to adjust from the impacts.

Here we quantify how the observed positive skewness affects the terrain exposure coefficient profile for ASCE 7. The results demonstrate the need to update peak factor calculations to accurately predict extreme winds acting on low-rise buildings in built-up terrain.

The other management actions manipulation of vegetation height and structure, prevention or accommodation of flooding, intervening in response to extreme events, acting to reduce nonclimate pressures to increase overall resilience, and management of individual species were also reported at many sites.

Manipulative behavior, such as crying, extreme tantrums, acting aggressively or hurting themselves in order to get out of going to school.

They can start by revamping their communication style, resisting the extremes of acting like a bull in a china shop or being as quiet as a mouse.

And if yours isn't a balanced-budget amendment and a government as lean as Christian Bale in one of his extreme-acting roles, it might well be a big fat binge of Keynesian stimulus spending.

But here's another lesson I learned in the Middle East: It is not enough to just stop extremists from acting extreme.