Sentence examples for truly acting from inspiring English sources

But it is foolish to believe that Mr. Ahmadinejad was truly acting alone.

Leanness and agility have become the mantras of the marketing world, but rather than truly acting like startups, big agencies are simply acquiring them.

Equally at home bouncing off others' suffering or withdrawing into his own brooding, this is a truly acting Richard, a man utterly convincing in his friendly air.

Very little about the Republicans' government shutdown strategy made sense from a national political point of view; for once in my short memory of the Tea Party, its members seemed to be truly acting out of conviction and not at the whim of economic forces, or because they sought to solidify a political legacy.

PARIS — The revelation that the 29-year-old man who opened fire on Sunday in a gay nightclub had dedicated the killing to the Islamic State has prompted a now-familiar question: Was the killer truly acting under orders from the Islamic State, or just seeking publicity and the group's approval for a personal act of hate?

You are both truly acting like a**holes, like mega a**holes.

The truly powerless acting teacher really covets power.

An Entertainment," has elicited some truly fine acting from his cast.

If so, it is a pretty fatuous equivalence, made much more implausible by the clotted structure, some wince-makingly unconvincing scenes and truly terrible acting.

To make one feel compassion for one of the blackest characters in Shakespeare is a remarkable achievement; to do so merely with nuances of intonation and gesture, as Redgrave did in the chapel scheme, is truly great acting.

Some doctors worry, too, that even though donors and recipients are screened by psychiatrists and social workers and evaluated by different medical teams to avoid conflict of interest, donors may not truly be acting freely.