Sentence examples for represented act from inspiring English sources

Much of the criticism of the horror films collectively dubbed video-nasties - a moral panic which erupted shortly after Brenton's play - was based on the idea that watching a represented act was on a continuum with the commission of such an act; that while the blinding of Gloucester was not the same as putting out someone's real eyes, it was somehow en route to it.

The photographs and videos themselves represented acts of courage in a closed and repressive country that has tried to quash the spread of information.

relations that can be grasped in a single representing act (Weiss 1928: 116).

"Is someone seeing a bumper going to make them buy the record?" said Bob McLynn, whose talent management firm represents acts including Fall Out Boy.

"They're all starting to ask for the same things," said Theo Sedlmayr, an entertainment lawyer based in New York who represents acts like 50 Cent.

Dr Qadri's ruling also goes further than most previous edicts by describing terror acts as so morally unjustifiable that they represent acts of "kufr" (disbelief).

These pseudomemories are often quite vivid and emotionally charged, especially those representing acts of abuse or violence committed against the subject during childhood.

We can use a fresh look," says Carl Stubner Carl Stubner, president of music management at Santa Monica-based Immortal Entertainment, who represents acts like Fleetwood Mac and Everlast.

The ITERATE data do not code domestic terrorist attacks and, as such, loops represent acts in which a native of the target country collaborates with foreign terrorists to launch an attack.

WME represents acts who were set to play the music festival.

The deal gives Paradigm a 50% stake in CODA, which represents acts including Imagine Dragons, Bastille and the XX.