Sentence examples for that are acted from inspiring English sources

In the article which was headed "An Hypocricy in Playgoing," he apologizes for his brutality, on the ground that "only by brutal means can humbug be combated & there seems to me no form of humbug sillier & more annoying than the habit of attending plays that are acted in a language whereof one cannot make hear or tail".

"The way comedy is now," says Slate, "at least in the States, there's a lot of really big, broad stories that are acted by people but don't really have any recognisable humans in them – and that is double for the roles that are given to women.

We have also modified the current "Build" interface requiring students to conceptualize each agent behavior as a sense-act process (properties that are sensed and properties that are acted on) before building the block-based computational model for the behavior.

Conservation and development efforts, even for protected areas, require continued vigilance in monitoring social, terrestrial, and marine subsystems of islands that are acted upon by episodic events as well as continuous forces of change.

In particular, they argue that Maynard Smith and Szathmáry's approach neglects the role of instructive processes, of the sort typically found in EISs, BISs, and the SIS, which lead to induced hereditary changes that are acted upon by natural selection (Jablonka & Lamb 2005, p. 343).

Phenotypic complexity (ne) is a measure of the number of genetically uncorrelated phenotypes that are acted upon by natural selection.

It was only natural that fertility rites should include sexual myths that were acted out dramatically.

"No one speaks of the heartache that is acted out here," she said.

He developed various designs, including curved vanes that were acted upon by the rocket jet.

The initial food item thus serves as a substrate that is acted upon by microorganisms during the period of incubation.

As this exhibition demonstrates, it was a faith that was acted upon in ways at once contradictory and closely related.