Sentence examples for anything leads from inspiring English sources

Lack of contrast in anything leads directly to boredom.

As history shows, absolute anything leads to terrible consequences.

This, more than anything, leads to an inevitable and deep tension between science and religion.

Marlowe's Doctor Faustus proved that giving someone the power to do anything leads only to fatuity and self-indulgence and such is the case with this opaque, incoherent film.

Inflating "self-esteem" with praise when the individual hasn't actually taken responsibility or accomplished anything leads to antisocial and narcissistic behavior ("Deflating Self-Esteem's Role in Society's Ills," Oct. 1).

The good news is that a longer season gives other writers more time, and that if anything, leads Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny seem more comfortable this time out as partners in spooky crime fighting and something more than pals.

It is unclear what, if anything, led to the dispute, the police said.

Other ministers won't buy in to anything led by a penny-pinching finance minister.

This platform is now being used for a second class in biotechnology, called How To Grow (almost) Anything, led by George Church.

Black & White Taxicab probably more than anything led to a reexamination of the decision on the choice of law to be applied in diversity litigation.

"Because of their digestive tract, they don't regurgitate anything," lead author Dr Britta Denise Hardesty from Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation CSIROO), told BBC News.