Sentence examples for to act himself from inspiring English sources

If this suggests a new maturity in Tarantino's work, it's further strengthened by the fact that he no longer wants to act himself.

His difficulty is that there is now a perception that he wants the prime minister removed, but is not prepared to act himself.

Many expressed concerns that Roof's desire to act for himself could lead to him questioning survivors of the attack or victims' family members during trial.

Paradoxically, considering this volume is more than 500 pages long, it sometimes feels slightly rushed, as if Marías had felt pressure to end it all somewhere, to act definitively himself as a writer and not take shelter in ambivalence.

Ivor Dickinson, for one, doubts whether the company has softened that much: "In a highly commission-based environment, you are encouraging the negotiator to act for himself, not the client".

After the friend died in a car accident, Duran decided to act by himself.

Besides the fact that he wrote a letter to Ernest Hemingway, after they met in Paris during WWII, saying that he was going to write a play about Holden Caulfield to act in himself!

Besides the fact that he wrote a letter to Ernest Hemingway, after they met in Paris during WWII, that he was going to write a play about Holden Caulfield to act in himself!

Like other of Kafka's doomed protagonists, he errs by failing to act, instead allowing himself to be acted upon.

McCreedy can't eat; he looks across the table and sees "All three...waiting for him to respond, to act, to assert himself, to be.

From Pro Football Talk: Johnson caught a touchdown late in the second quarter and then proceeded to act out shooting himself in the thigh in the end zone.