Sentence examples for repeatedly acting from inspiring English sources

The Governor General's Medium-High Court of Pretty Obvious Anti-Canadian Behavior has found the teen pop idol Justin Bieber guilty on all counts of more than just casually damaging the reputation of his native country by willfully and repeatedly acting in a manner sure to make people think he isn't even Canadian at all but maybe American.

By Bruce McCall May 31, 2013 The Governor General's Medium-High Court ofoundthe Obvious Anteenanadian Behavior has found the teen pop idol Justin Bieber guilty on all counts of more than just casually damaging the reputation of his native country by willfully and repeatedly acting in a manner sure to make people think he isn't even Canadian at all but maybe American.

Bridget Kendall: This is an especially worrying part of this speech, reflecting Mr Putin's belief that Ukraine is only the latest in a long running simmering confrontation between Russia and the West which is now out in the open - and which he sees is the result of the West refusing to treat Russia as an equal partner and repeatedly acting with double standards.

Repeatedly acting on anxiety fails to teach us that we are more capable of handling uncertainty than we think.

In a particularly influential paradigm (Woodward, 1998), infants are first shown an agent repeatedly acting on, or towards, one of two available objects.

This notion of persistence is assumed to be at the core of the Woodward paradigm: infants observe an agent repeatedly acting on or towards the same target-object and interpret her action as directed towards the goal of obtaining the object (e.g. Luo & Beck, 2010).

Put more simply, Franken stands accused of acting repeatedly like a jerk, and he denies that he acted this way.

Later in the day, the court also heard from Michael Slater, a corporate lawyer linked to Mr Young, who has repeatedly denied ever acting for the tycoon.

In a career spanning 30 years, Grant has repeatedly claimed that acting is not a true calling but just a job he fell into.

Feminine men were repeatedly described as acting like they were on soap operas; one masculine guy I interviewed hilariously told me that a slapping fight between two young twinks in the French Quarter was like watching "Gays of Our Lives".

Paths-based approaches only partly infer cyclic or spiral-shaped pathways (the same enzymes acting repeatedly on a growing chain, e.g. fatty acid biosynthesis).