Sentence examples for according with what from inspiring English sources

One passage occurs in his Abhidharma-samuccaya (Compendium of the higher teachings), another occurs at the end of a chapter of his Yogācāra-bhūmi-śāstra (Treatise on the stages of the practice of yoga) and a third occurs in a work which survives only in Chinese translation, Shùn zhèng lùn (Treatise on according with what is correct).

But it fully accords with what is happening on the ground.

Many people felt their experience didn't accord with what he was saying.

On policy after policy, the Labour manifesto accords with what people say they want.

These findings accord with what researchers know about Americans' environmentalism in general.

And he suggested that God wants them to vote for him, to cast a vote "which accords with what God wishes with all his heart".

But it seemed to have an accusatory tone, and it accords with what is known about how Clinton and those around her privately assess Obama's foreign-policy record.

Sometimes the reverse is true, and the president takes actions that might harm short-term interests because it accords with what Americans think is the right thing to do.

Just as Dworkin argues in his earlier work that law is not law because of its pedigree but because of its fit with an objective moral order, so he argues here that God's actions are to be celebrated not because they are God's but because they accord with what is morally correct.

A spokesman for Ofsted said: "We are disappointed to hear the ADCS criticisms but have to say that their views just don't accord with what we are being told by directors and frontline social workers who have actually experienced our children's services inspections.

And this accords with what a good state pension scheme would be.