His case struck me as a real-life enactment of I, Daniel Blake.
The exchange was a real-life enactment of a commercial Djokovic once made, for Head, in which he succeeds in firing back a shot so putatively decisive that his opponent has already turned around and started walking away from the net.
I'm thinking that I don't really want to know how Driesell lured so many talented transfers from bigger programs, for fear of learning it was a real-life enactment of the old parody "Fast Break," starring Gabe Kaplan and Bernard King.
In a real-life enactment of every singer's worst nightmare, she sang a few tentative phrases of Osvaldo Golijov's Lua Descolorida before stopping mid-flow and announcing that she had lost her voice just minutes before coming on stage, thanks to a nasty cold.
It includes some very mild profanity and some real-life re-enactments of cartoon-style mayhem.
In many ways, his life was an enactment of the American Dream.
Participants' use of BCTs in their daily life, also called "enactment" [ 10], is rarely measured.
The 34 episodes to date have been brought to life with re-enactments and interviews with experts.
Because the burglary happened so long ago, she wisely felt she needed to bring it to life with re-enactments.
Jay Villiers, such a good Benedick in Much Ado last season, is an excellent Claudius: a man genuinely in love with Gertrude and satisfied with his life until the players' enactment forces him to confront his own guilt.
Specifically, we examined how a leader's enactment that is, a leader's physical actions—(Study 1, n = 105) and a combination of leader enactment and life storytelling (Study 2, n = 334) influenced followers' perceptions of the leader's authenticity, and how this may impact leadership outcomes.
