Sentence examples for two distinct acts from inspiring English sources

Here in Britain, arrest and charge are two distinct acts.

Admission to the sangha involves two distinct acts: pabbajja (lower ordination), which consists of renunciation of secular life and acceptance of monastic life as a novice, and upasampada (higher ordination), official consecration as a monk.

Thus he has three distinct acts to tell a story and drive home a message.

In three distinct acts, the film traces Chiron's coming of age, in Miami, as he's forced to ask himself that same question.

In three distinct acts, Mr. Reich and Ms. Korot present interviews with, first, Jews; then Palestinian Muslims; and then diverse Americans, who speak of what the Abraham story means to them today.

When you add to the emotional ingredients of the DaimlerChrysler merger the fact that the companies represent the winners and losers in the last world war, you have an almost perfect drama, a grand epic for the age of globalization, in three distinct acts.

The film is structured into four distinct acts.

Neverwinter Nights 2 is composed of three distinct acts.

"Steve Jobs" plays out in three distinct acts, each taking place backstage before a splashy product launch, introducing and expanding Jobs' relationships with family members and colleagues and technological devices and, in the process, revealing the essence of the man.

This claim has often been regarded as counterintuitive since to say that the thought of the agent and that of the historian are the same appears to presuppose that there is only one rather than two numerically distinct acts of thought, that of the historian and that of the agent.

These loyal Cherokees convened a meeting of the National Council at Cowskin Prairie and produced two distinct emancipation acts, documents that reverberate in today's controversies over the legal standing of the Cherokee Freedmen.