Sentence examples for public acts from inspiring English sources

He put on exhibitions & performed ferocious public acts.

The Georgian President is now a beleaguered figure, engaged in increasingly erratic public acts.

The law should provide remedies for public acts of racial vilification.

The symbols and images that amplify official public acts can subtly convey powerful meanings.

Private rituals and public acts, catharsis and confrontation are the central strands of art as performance.

The regional dialect, which shows strong Gascon influence, was used in public acts between 1589 and 1789.

The law aims both to encourage public acts of kindness and, crucially, to protect do-gooders should things go awry.

But Dunbar's drinking and rantings got worse and even spilled over to public acts of humiliation and violence.

He also began attending and hosting type-ins, which he describes in his book as "public acts of typewriting".

Among the refuse are some of Tatum's own public acts, including a book two years later that extended his persona.

In the public acts of worship, the range and depth of the religious tradition are represented and affirmed; the power of the holy is made the more palpable.