US /ækt aʊt/
・UK /ækt aut/
For example, students might do a role-play where they create a dialogue and then act out that dialogue.
where they create a dialogue and then act out that dialogue.
For children especially, when they don't feel a sense of belonging, they will act out.
And typically they will act out in a way that isn't good.
I'm gonna act out what I think it is. Or how about this?
I'm going to act out what I think that it is.
I can't just act out like a monkey at your beck and call because you decided you want me to fall into something that normally takes a lot of preparations for me.
I can't just act out like a monkey at your beck and call because you decided you want me to fall into something that normally takes a lot of preparations from me.
But I wasn't going to act out of pocket. I was there to represent.
Is the marvelous Miss Maisel a bitch?" But I wasn't going to act out of pocket.
That we continue to act out of primal aggression, rather than thought and compassion.
Or does it show how little we've learned, that we continue to act out of primal aggression rather than thought and compassion?
We think things we don't act out, and we act out things we don't dream.
We think things we don't act out and we act out things we don't dream.
Truth, for example, out of error, or the will to truth out of the will to deception, or a selfless act out of self-interest, or the pure, sunny contemplation of a wise man out of covetousness.
Or a self-less act out of self-interest?
For example, listen to Matthew talk about later that same night when a group of guys approach him and Another trick you saw there to make your stories interesting is to act out your characters.
and I'm going, "I don't know where this is going." Another trick you saw there to make your stories interesting is to act out your characters.
Gender is a sort of script - that society expects us to act out.
Gender is a sort of script that society expects us to act out.