Sentence examples for primary acts from inspiring English sources

Heaven, earth, dreaming, waking: Merwin's work from this period speaks only to the primary acts and experiences.

Generally, a win or a strong showing in the Iowa caucuses or New Hampshire primary acts as a confirmation of what was known all along by activist Republicans.

On a whiteboard in the office of Tamika Howard, the general manager, notes are written in three colors, for the label's three primary acts: Migos, an emerging Atlanta rapper named Lil Baby, and Lil Yachty, Quality Control's other big success story.

The qualification, 'at least in the first instance', is intended to cover the conventionality of signification beyond these primary acts of imposition, which are in Buridan's view naturally determined.

During a press conference before the five primary acts hit the main stage, an upbeat McLachlan discussed Lilith's past, present and future.

A director is in deep trouble when we do not even enjoy the primary act of looking at his picture … his movie is $36m thrown to the winds.

Standing in front of the State Capitol here, Mr. Schundler started the day by denouncing the politicians who work inside, among them his chief opponent in the Republican primary, Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco.

"If a lesson can be extracted from this that's of use to a student playwright, it's this," Mr. Greenberg said: "The playwright's primary act is the taking of time; for this not to be pure theft, time has to be acknowledged, somehow, as the inevitable subject of every play — as the thing that's happening in the room".

Usher describes the innovation process as the perception of an unsatisfied need, setting the stage following the primary act of insight, critical revision and development (Usher 1954, 1955).

Moreover, an assertion may have, for instance an implicature that is incorrect, even though the primary act considered in isolation is to be deemed correct.

The hearer is supposed to understand that the speaker cannot merely be performing the primary act, since that would violate conversational principles, and then again conclude by conversational reasoning what other act has been performed.