act as though

Although America has yet to ratify this treaty, its policy is to act as though it had.

Both Pioneers act as though an extra force beyond mere gravity is tugging at them from the direction of the sun.

It might help if I 'act' as though I care about my students and whether or not they learn.

And the more you act as though you are in balance, the more it becomes a habit for you to behave in a balanced way.

Moreover, chicks born to stressed hens act as though they too are stressed, even when they have been raised in a poultry paradise.

No offense, but isn't that a little paranoid? You act as though everybody is out to get you.

We used to suffer and act as though everybody was against us.

We act as though we were free, not only accepting but even demanding that an invisible injunction tell us what to do and think.

"I try to act as though nothing has changed, " she says.

Just because the application must act as though a user is always right, doesn't mean that a user actually is always right.

All too often, we act as though those two words mean the same thing.

An arrogant person will act as though he is better than others.

Does he say things like 'when we move in together' and then act as though you have no future?

All I know is that those of us who act as though it is have a substantial advantage over the typical investor.

The unhappy fact is that one doesn't lose or put on weight. One can act as though everything were normal.

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