Sentence examples for because they are directed from inspiring English sources
Although this anti-psychological approach is widely accepted today, there is still an open question concerning the order of explanation: Are beliefs and judgements true because they are directed at true propositions, or should we say that propositions (and sentences) are true because they express true beliefs and judgements?
Sometimes officers run out of time because they are directed to another job.
These attacks are almost impossible to stop because they are directed against civilians, who cannot all be defended, and the bombers are willing to die in order to destroy their targets.
Even the book's wider comments about concepts like class, illustrated largely through the social disparity between Connell and Marianne (though Rooney also observes Trinity College poshos with a pointed smirk), are more affecting than they might otherwise be, because they are directed through characters we sympathise with.
42– 46 RF exposures from base stations differ from those associated with mobile phone use, mostly because they are directed at the whole body and can affect everyone.
Alternatively, it is also possible that anti-gp210 antibodies are not detected by ELISA because they are directed against epitopes other than the C-terminal of gp210 or belong predominantly to other classes than IgG.
Most Broadway insiders refused to talk about the situation publicly, either because they were directed to do so by the league or one of the unions, or simply because they didn't want to jinx the talks.
A new fleet conducted a series of campaigns against Constantinople (now Istanbul; 669 678), which, while ultimately unsuccessful, offset the secular image of the state because they were directed against the Christians.
"Of course the federal protection service is lying when it says that not one security camera filmed the moment of the murder because they were directed at the Kremlin," Aleshkovsky wrote on his Facebook account.
