Sentence examples for will never act from inspiring English sources

It felt very natural to me, even though the characters were acting on things most of us will never act on.

"The state will never act unless people come out openly and do something," he added.

The other is that many people hoard ideas they will never act on – but if they share them, maybe someone else will pursue them.

But I expect he will never act on it because private school lobbies in Australia have far too much political power.

Rivlin said, "I hereby swear, in my name and that of all our descendants, that we will never act against the principle of equal rights, and we will never try and force someone from our land".

According to the BBC's charter it's an "honorary title, as the members of the BBC will never act as a single corporate body, but only as members of the trust or board to which they belong". Get that, fact fans.

I won't say I'll never act again but music is what I think about.

Having experienced either can leave you feeling that you'll never act again.

"One thing this council will never do is act in an illegal manner over this," says the council leader.

They insist that the Affordable Care Act will never work — when in fact a similar approach put into effect in Massachusetts by Mitt Romney, then the governor, is working.

This makes it hard to believe that Greenspan would return to his old talking points, joining the offensive coordinated by Wall Street banks and others saying that the Wall Street Reform Act will never work, and its implementing regulations should be delayed or watered down.