Sentence examples for be in the direction of from inspiring English sources
These have often been motivated more by considerations in the philosophy of mind than by epistemology, though their epistemological implications have at least tended to be in the direction of naive —or direct — realism.
This leads me to the issue of where the greater theoretical effort in terms of the SFL model should be directed from now on: should it be in the direction of greater 'explanatory adequacy' to adopt Chomsky's term; or should it be in the direction of attempting to extend the model to account for further different types of phenomena?
The direction of the net force will be in the direction of whichever team is pulling harder.
"If Congress took up reform, it would only be in the direction of weakening it, not strengthening it," he said.
It will be in the direction of freer markets, greater technological diversity, more decentralized generation and active trading (or price discovery, as the professionals call it).
"The growing weight of scientific evidence indicates that there is cause for concern and our bias should be in the direction of prudent action," he said.
