Sentence examples for originating act from inspiring English sources

The identity philosophy derives from Schelling's conviction that the self-conscious I must be seen as a result, rather than as the originating act it is in Fichte, and thus that the I cannot be seen as the generative matrix of the whole system.

Rose originated that act.

reticulatus and P. timoriensis) have been referred to as Broghammerus, a name originating from an act of "taxonomic vandalism" (i.e. an apparently intentional attempt to disrupt stable taxonomy) in a non-peer reviewed organ without data or analyses [ 163, 164].

The 2003 Extradition Act originated in an EU decision agreed just one week after 9/11.

The title, which alludes to Gerald Durrell's "My Family and Other Animals," originated as an act of revenge.

When the double act originated, the second guy would stand in a different part of the venue and repeat the first guy's jokes.

The Atlanta duo also broke the long-standing dominance of hip-hop acts originating from the East Coast or the West Coast, and paved the way for the emergence of Arrested Development and Outkast.

Self-determined motivation (also termed autonomous behavioural regulation) reflects that the decision to act originates from within the individual.

The last three plays were all produced by the nonprofit Manhattan Theater Club, which received 20 nominations in all for various aspects of these shows, as well as for "A Class Act," which originated at the club.

According to data provided under the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, ING Direct originated 705 loans in the Bay Area in 2010, but provided only three to African-American borrowers and six to Hispanics.

The court has taken up the right-of-publicity issue only once, in 1977, when it ruled in favor of Hugo Zacchini, a circus performer who originated the human cannonball act and who sued the owner of a television station that broadcast his entire act without his consent.