Grandparents do much to steer the steady direction of a society.
The latter, when destructive, "is incompatible with [the individual's] steady direction of himself towards certain objects in which he habitually seeks satisfaction" (PE 105).
I hope from them moving in a more steady direction.
With early leadership and support from the PayPal mafia, people like Reid Hoffman and steady direction from long-time CEO Jeff Weiner, LinkedIn has managed to remain on course — and is somewhat of an anomaly in this regard.
Demonstrating what he means, a cookery-class encounter between him and a potential girlfriend (Bryce Dallas Howard) goes poignantly wrong – and, mawkish as this duet could have been, Eastwood's steady direction gets the best out of Howard.
"I think that sends a signal to people in his administration who have been moving in a steady neorealist direction that he doesn't want to abandon this," said Jennifer Windsor, executive director of Freedom House, an advocacy organization.
For a team that has struggled mightily in the past but has begun a steady recovery under the direction of head coach Chris Ayres, the weekend was still a bit disappointing.
But north and south of the crossing point there has been a steady stream, in both directions, of contraband goods, from milk to Turkish-made clothes to cannabis resin.
The Pennyrile Parkway – flooded in a single direction, with a steady stream of cars coming in from all over the continent: New York, California, Texas, Canada, and just about everywhere in between.
Thus, the same azimuth cells remain active throughout the entire take-off and landing manoeuvres, so that the compass maintains a steady representation of the bat's direction, while different sets of pitch cells fire in sequence during the aerial rotation to encode body orientation.
The already fractious relationship between the owner and the Ultras seems to have broken down altogether since he agreed to sell Hernanes to Inter in January and Sunday's game was played to a steady backdrop of abuse in his direction.
