Sentence examples for is being reenacted from inspiring English sources

CFA broadcast the star-studded anti-HUAC Hollywood Fights Back! Oct. 26, 1947 (the radio program is being reenacted in LA with contemporary talents such as Ed Asner on its exact 60th anniversary) and attended the Hollywood Ten's hearings in Washington.

By fully witnessing the actions of those who came before us we can see how it is being reenacted now.

Despite being a scientist nearly 40 years after these ladies' stories, I was brought back into time where my experiences were being reenacted in this film.

So it was just me alone, pretending I'm being attacked, reenacting how it felt when those people on roller skates were surrounding me.

In a way we are seeing double: as with Greek tragedy, we know we are observing a ritual being reenacted, but by choosing to be present it allows us to register how the drama will pan out as though experiencing it for the first time.

That is, most of the central heroic figures of narconovelas are drug lords and traffickers, as well as illegal immigrants, but the fact is that they are not really criminals from the Third World perspective from which they are being represented and reenacted.

The universal eschatology in Hinduism is best described as a mythical or "relative" eschatology and involves the Hindu creation myth and the myth of the eternal recurrence of the universe, a cosmic drama that, it is believed, can be reenacted or influenced by religious ritual.

And I am fairly confident it will be reenacted in perpetuity unless unless a court can say it does not comport with the Constitution... [T]his is not the kind of a question you can leave to Congress....Even the name of it is wonderful: The Voting Rights Act.

It's an excellent anecdote that could be reenacted for a scene in a top Hollywood comedy film".

Myths are reenacted through rituals and other sacred activities.

The Civil War Battle of Corydon is reenacted every year.