Sentence examples for nature of acts from inspiring English sources

With strong support from Fiona Press as Alf's long-suffering wife, Adele Querol as the poshly rebellious Jan, and Paul Haley as a taciturn Gallipoli survivor, this is a play that both probes a national wound and raises larger questions about the ritualistic nature of acts of remembrance.

There is no writer who can so arrest me with language, so shock me by the contrast between heavenly mastery of words and the base nature of acts they describe, so wholly conjure grace from even the most banal bits of human experience.

The inclusive nature of ACT 1 (those with anal margin and T1 tumours were not excluded despite their favourable prognosis) also helps with the generalisability of the results.

As a result, he said, she did not recognize the nature of her acts, and, if she did, she did not know the acts were wrong.

Because the very nature of the acts was sexual, they constitute sexual harassment, he argues.

And we both understand as well the appalling nature of the acts of terrorism that they have been subject to.

It is clear that, because of the specific intensity or nature of certain acts, the qualification of torture may be easily granted in certain cases.

But this participation also crucially demands that the reader makes some kind of moral judgment on the nature of these acts.

The club also said Evans – who protests his innocence – acknowledged "the destructive nature of the acts which led to his conviction".

Until the Muslim community acknowledges the hideous nature of these acts and treats them accordingly, this bloody, immoral and un-Islamic civil war will continue.

His lawyers failed, however, in their attempt to convince the jury that Riel's religious and political delusions made him unaware of the nature of his acts.