Sentence examples for very action from inspiring English sources

Of course, that very action could push an otherwise healthy company into bankruptcy.

The line traced by a skilled calligrapher is a true marvel of fluidity and sensitive inflection, communicating the very action of the master's hand.

The very action of setting alight works does what good art is meant to do: it poses questions and provokes debate.

If the National Security Agency says that it is not "intentionally" doing something — say, collecting records of the locations of Americans' cell phones — then it is almost certainly taking that very action.

Judge Vaughn Walker of federal district court in San Francisco, appointed by President George H. W. Bush, noted that in an opinion in one of the immunity provision lawsuits the "very action in question has previously been held unlawful".

By Amy Davidson Sorkin December 5, 2013 If the National Security Agency says that it is not "intentionally" doing something — say, collecting records of the locations of Americans' cell phones — then it is almost certainly taking that very action.

The story is very action-packed and reading the book feels very much like watching a movie.

It's consensual and it's very action-oriented," said Mark Morman, director of graduate studies at Baylor University's department of communication studies, in Texas.

A new generation of voters, consuming political information in different ways than their forebears, is "very action-oriented, very issue-driven, very solutions-oriented," Ms. Budde said.

Many had issued fatwas endorsing the very actions that Fadl now declared to be unjustified.

Our security is jeopardised by the very actions that are supposed to protect it.