Sentence examples for quite acting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Strait often adds a subtle quaver or pause, echoing the emotions in the lyrics without quite acting them out -- this restraint, this disinclination to become a character, helps explain why he has lasted so long.
If it's not quite acting that would wake the dead, it certainly gives a jolt to the living.
They now feel completely rehearsed and scripted, with a nasty whiff of Towie about them (ie neither quite documentary nor quite acting).
The premier said Johnson was "quite rightly" acting as the voice of his constituents.
"You spend 365 days a year writing about politics and offering advice and quite often acting like you are more intelligent than the guy holding office," he said.
When d is quite low, acting on d does not have any effect in welfare.
North Korea has actually been acting quite rationally.
Models were coming out and acting quite antic.
After all, the jailbait is an actor — acting quite recklessly.
It's just that Mr. Soto doesn't quite have the acting chops to bring it off.
The inspirational element is what makes leadership and acting quite similar.
