1 Both bowed to the inexorable truth: they knew that Zeena never changed her mind, and that in her case a resolve once taken was equivalent to an act performed.
2 She instinctively knew how Coast people would act in any circumstance.
3 "Hum--hurrump," said Gerald, clearing his throat in embarrassment at being caught openly in an act of kindness.
4 I don't think Yankee girls have to act like such fools.
5 Having never possessed the courage to get himself into such a situation before, Charles was at a loss as to how to act.
6 At least, everyone thought it was in the grave and expected her to act accordingly.
7 She isn't like these other silly little fools who believe everything their mammas tell them and act on it, no matter how they feel.
8 They know they shouldn't want them to and they know they must act insulted if they do, but just the same, they wish the men would try.
9 Now they had a new set of masters, the Bureau and the Carpetbaggers, and their orders were: "You're just as good as any white man, so act that way."
10 Mrs. Tarleton twitched nervously but before she could act, Will stumped forward and standing at the head of the coffin began to speak.
11 We don't all think alike or act alike and it's wrong to--to judge others by ourselves.
12 Sometimes, he was a very comfortable person to live with, for all his unfortunate habit of not permitting anyone in his presence to act a lie, palm off a pretense or indulge in bombast.
13 "Oh, he's harmless if you flatter him and act like you depend on him," said Melanie.
14 Well, if that was what he wanted, she could act her part too.
15 Nor was there any more interest in it than in the face of a man watching the last act of a none-too- amusing comedy.