Sentence examples for be guided by some from inspiring English sources

Therefore, they must be guided by some intelligent and knowledgeable being, which is God.

In both the Balkans and the Arab world, many believe that American policy must be guided by some unspoken, strategic agenda.

"We must, however, be guided by some basic principles," he said: no increase in payroll taxes, and private accounts financed by diverting part of those taxes.

"This is a decision for Iowans to make and should not be guided by some political staffers in Washington," Mr. King said in an interview, pointing out that he won his Congressional race last year even though President Obama easily defeated Mitt Romney in Iowa.

Every projection needs to be guided by some information or assumptions.

McDowell appears to be guided by some of Davidson's broader formulations and discussions of the principle of charity (4.2), which extend to more general principles governing action and belief formation, highlighted in Davidson's discussions of irrationality (see Davidson 1982).

He's being guided by some pretty good people".

Tariq is British and so maybe is guided by some protocol of understatement I'm not familiar with.

One of the most widely accepted theories was that he was guided by some sort of remote control, probably electrical.

The company's growth has been guided by some of the most prominent figures in Alabama's business establishment.

Last weekend, Rick Santorum, the Republican presidential candidate who calls himself a conservative Catholic, said that the president was guided by "some phony ideal, some phony theology".