Sentence examples for the actions themselves from inspiring English sources

The harder question, because the cost-benefit analysis is inherently both opaque and subjective, concerns the actions themselves.

The actions themselves are simple for a designer with no programming experience to design and for an end user to customise.

They said that the president's frustration is based on the media coverage of his son's actions, as opposed to the actions themselves.

The press never has and never will decide an election, but it's always tempting to blame coverage of one's actions or statements or policies rather than the actions themselves.

This might mean that members take more than one discrete action towards achieving a positive outcome on the issue at hand, but the actions themselves are always meant to be simple, tangible steps toward that result.

The human rights organisation said Maria Alekhina, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Ekaterina Samusevich were "prisoners of conscience" and accused the Russian government of punishing them for the "broader political context" of their actions, rather than the actions themselves.

No longer happy to act mainly as middlemen, many have wanted a slice of the action themselves.

The students are responsible for all aspects of production: they shoot, edit, and announce all of the action themselves.

The shift in prediction skills coincides with the age at which infants learn to perform the action themselves.

Essentially, mirror neurons mean that when humans see an action, they think for a fraction of a second that they are performing the action themselves.

Games are interactive, a compelling non-linear experience that allows the players to control the action themselves rather than watching somebody else having all the fun.