Sentence examples for faithfully enacted from inspiring English sources
The Charleston Courier, for example, rejected the Declaration's assertion of human equality ("the barefaced and transparent fallacies with which the production of Mr. Jefferson opens"), but maintained that secession faithfully enacted the Declaration's principle of self-government.
Even in my own minuscule experience of Serbia and Montenegro there have been many times when the scene unfolding before my eyes seemed to have been faithfully enacted from the pages of Black Lamb and Grey Falcon As a book about Yugoslavia, then, it is of "extraordinary usefulness" - a kind of metaphysical Lonely Planet that never requires updating.
They report to national headquarters, so faithfully enact party strategies.
But he also used more analog means to test paranormal phenomena, once faithfully enacting a spell on a mountaintop that involved dousing a goat in honey, blood and the scrapings of church bells.
This meeting was faithfully re-enacted for the cameras.
Yet some of his older selections, though re-enacted faithfully, suffered from maudlin staging.
Configuring the real Dolomite landscape as if Titian had painted it faithfully, Victorian travellers to Titian Country enacted a 'cult geography' through which his paintings could be traced on foot.
The question of when the executive branch may disavow laws enacted by Congress is a thorny one, particularly in light of the constitutional command that the president "take care that the laws be faithfully executed".
Emergency measures were enacted.
