Sentence examples for partial enactment from inspiring English sources

What enactive theory in fact holds is that imagery (recalled or otherwise) is constituted by (partial) enactment of the perceptual acts that would be carried out if one were actually perceiving whatever is being imagined (Johansson et al., 2010, 2012; Laeng et al., 2014).

To this end, Wohead incorporates his audience in the forensic, partial re-enactment of the show.

It exaggerates with a straight face and builds self-contained events within themselves rather than partial re-enactments of an open-ended story, which is what most jazz is.

As I delved deeper into the philosophy of Gandhi, my skepticism concerning the power of love gradually diminished, and I came to see for the first time its potency in the area of social reform".. To commemorate the Great Salt March, the Mahatma Gandhi Foundation proposed a partial re-enactment of first few kilometres on the 75th anniversary.

A chasm lies between a candidate's promises and a President's legislative accomplishments, but the ambitions must be assessed, however partial their eventual enactment.

It is in this very limited sense that even a libertarian theory of justice might lend support to the enactment of at least a partial social minimum (see also the discussion in Brock 1998a and Sterba 1998).[2] That said, it is highly unlikely that this argument can be used to support the enactment of anything like a full social minimum.

Speaker John A. Boehner called the legislation "the most significant pro-life legislation to come before Congress since enactment of the ban on partial-birth abortions.

Sixth, no enactment strategy.

Final enactment is expected.

Again, the enactment of indifference.

"The defenders of partial-birth abortion suffered another big setback today as our side, the backers of the bill, overcame one of the final remaining hurdles before enactment," said Douglas Johnson, a spokesman for the National Right to Life Committee.