Sentence examples for kinds to act from inspiring English sources

When our reasons within these three different domains conflict, we may have reasons of different kinds to act in different ways.

Mr. Nye's treatise on the ethics of the bomb is therefore a plea for policy, for the ability of man-kind to act rationally and reasonably.

Perhaps Romney thought that it would be rude, or unpleasant, to tell people directly that he was going to hurt them — and kinder to act like it would all be fine.

Michael Weisman sits behind the desk, and he was kind enough to act as an expert for my investigation.

With music, you kind of have to act out what you're singing about".

If there's a mismatch, they can enlist people with not just the right skills and competencies but also the right kind of network to act on their behalf.

"It was the way you take a notion that you would like to see an old sweetheart," he wrote, "which is not always the kind of notion to act on".

We allowed the GS employee and his kind the freedom to act as they pleased, then we told them and ourselves to feel good about it.

Even the involuntary capture of attention by perceptually salient stimuli should, Wu thinks, be understood as involving a kind of readiness to act on the things attended (op cit, §3).

See? Bowling For Soup? What do you think?" After the two-hundredth or three-hundredth time, it was kind of hard to act excited about it.

It takes a special kind of jerk to act like Bob Knight all the time, but March Madness has a way of bringing out every coach's most virulent I Am Not Fucking Around tics.