Sentence examples for myself enacting from inspiring English sources

"I felt myself enacting Concerned Husband," he says.

Sometimes I chose the names of childhood friends I hadn't seen in decades and found myself re-enacting nasty pre-pubescent squabbles.

So it was that I found myself re-enacting a bad 80s sitcom in a biochemistry lab, full of exaggerated characters and slapstick mishaps, but with fewer happy resolutions and more radioactive clothes.

They'd have to be sleeping like this, I thought at last, on that not too distant night when I would fulfill the promise that I'd made to myself and enact the lonesome little farce that I'd rehearsed so many times before.

"I thought to myself, maybe there's material in taking the errors and enacting the works just as they are described by the journalists?

Numerous other countries are enacting antitrade measures.

Still, it's a proposal worth enacting.

I can only see the tempo increasing for sailors like myself if the new operation is enacted.

Yet if I not only read his argument but understand it, follow it in my own mind re-enacting it with and for myself, the process of argument which I go through is not a process resembling Plato's, it is actually Plato's so far as I understand him correctly " (IH, 301).

I thought to myself: there is no way that puppets can enact the seriousness of the first world war.

The second reason was I needed the discomfort of the unknown; not just listening to my coach, but trusting I would enact her words... believing in myself, I could do it!