Sentence examples for power of act from inspiring English sources

Gallup polls hint at the persuasive power of ACT UP and of the AIDS Quilt, which was displayed on the Washington Mall, in 1987, and then began touring the country.

Overlong at two and a half hours, overstuffed and, at times, overwrought, "Falsettos" could use a good editor, most notably in the more repetitious, less well-crafted Act I. Yet no one can deny the quiet power of Act II's tender ending and its message of nonjudgmental, open-hearted love.

We look far beyond the power of acts of parliament, or even of the efforts of the philanthropist or the charitable, however praiseworthy, to effect a cure for this great national leprosy; we look mainly to an improvement in the condition of the people.

This federal act defines the legislative power of the ACT assembly.

Without the freedom (and therefore power) to of act, there would be no moral responsibility.

The gag is the loaded act; the word gag fits the denigrative power of the act.

The point is that there was always some connection made by the power of the act being performed.

A friend of mine recently reminded me of the power of small acts of kindness, not through his own act, but in a story he shared about a recent experience he had while traveling.

Politicians, in turn, must renounce freedom of thought in the interests of limited power to act.

My wife and children argued for the power of small acts of beauty, justice and kindness.

And here in America, I learned the power of selfless acts.