Sentence examples for American direction from inspiring English sources

"It's a crossover in the Latin-to-mainstream-American direction, but it's also a crossover from the mainstream American direction into Latin music".

For as an equity culture has spread in Germany, France and even in Japan and Italy, these countries have been inexorably evolving in the American direction.

But their conclusions are unmistakable: Israel and its lobbyists bear a great deal of blame for the loss of American direction, treasure, and even blood.

Barr sees 1970 as a "seismic shift" when the "culture of food was changing" and moving in a modern American direction.

The selection of desserts seemed to overlook Vox's New American direction and fell back upon French desserts of the past, items like crème brûlée, tarte Tatin, floating island.

The second is the more market-based American model, of mixed private-public funding and provision, with brilliant, well-funded institutions at the top and poorer ones at the bottom.The world is moving in the American direction.

This means true leadership, not a group of countries that merely follows American directions, as some fear; nor a coalition that opposes American power simply because of its country of origin, as others suggest".

But we can't be part of the debate about future American directions, nor can we protect the civil liberties that we hold dear, if we don't make ourselves part of the American fabric.

David Cameron, the conservative leader, offering earlier this week a new foreign policy less dependent on the United States, spoke admiringly of Senator McCain, quoting him as saying that the United States sought leadership in Europe, "not a group of countries that merely follows American directions".

Nehru tends to be a China enthusiast & has swung his policy around several degrees farther in the anti-American direction.

While it tilts heavily in an 18th- and 19th-century Euro-American direction, there's a little something for everyone.