Sentence examples for various actions and from inspiring English sources

Again, the performers' movements — at times delicate and slow, like the tenderest of mimes; at other times fast and agitated — help bring out the tension that exists here between theatrical plasticity (the play's various actions) and pictorial stasis (its remarkable set).

­Viewing this letter within the context of the Thomas Samuel Hastings Papers, one can compare and contrast it with other letters to Crosby regarding board matters and try to develop a sense of the weight that various actions and opinions were given by participants at the time.

What trade specialists in Washington—Fred Bergsten among them should really be asking is this: do the president's trade goals make sense?The administration's various actions and policy pronouncements notably, its capitulation over the Helms-Burton act and its misguided efforts to insert a social clause into the World Trade Organisation (WTO)—raise grave doubts.

Finally, as the fundamental research on the application of artificial intelligence to the tactical decision making method of the model used in the engagement-level simulation, this work suggests the fuzzy-based tactics description method and presents the detailed procedures for the various actions, and their adopting effectiveness.

Apple's proposed authoring tool would provide a series of templates, allowing users to insert various actions and animations, like a "pan to view" function or purchase function for a checkout screen, for example.

Work is progressing on identifying various actions and common objects as well — understanding that a person is reaching for the sun visor, or installing a child seat, for example.

First and perhaps most obviously, while pregnant women and fetuses are inextricably physically intertwined, the risks and potential benefits to each of them of various actions, situations, and interventions are typically different and can even be in tension.

This may be a similar situation with the many advertisements on the streets of Berlin featuring images of bare bottoms and breasts that are exalted salaciously from every angle, bearded leather men in carnal embraces, and various action-warriors and criminals and brandishing bloody swords and weaponry.

Agent, also called softbot ("software robot"), a computer program that performs various actions continuously and autonomously on behalf of an individual or an organization.

Feinberg starts by noting that 'reasonable men naturally entertain certain responsive attitudes toward various actions, qualities, and achievements.' Those who engage in the actions or manifest the qualities thereby deserve to be the subjects of the responsive attitudes.

Darwin the robot performs various actions after virtual and real-world learning.