Sentence examples for carefully guide from inspiring English sources

His patient frustration at humanity's persistent wrong-headedness nicely seasons well-judged chapters that carefully guide the non-scientist through a history – there is no other word for it – of 20th-century neurological discoveries that prove his point.

In this case, the teacher's dK1 focus questions carefully guide students to appropriate responses, by precisely locating the answers in the shared text.

Research on cognitive conflicts (Posner et al. 1982; Strike and Posner 1992) has yielded varied results, but generally shows that students abandon preconceptions when teachers carefully guide them through a process of conceptual restructuring.

She's not an apolitical administrator, she's not a sensible pragmatist, or someone who can sanely and carefully guide this country through its next few years of inevitable decline.

I would use grocery store baskets from the local A&P and pile the clothes so high that I had to sit my brother or sister on the top of the laundry, to keep and hold them down, then carefully guide it to the laundromat.

Lift the fairing onto the front of the bike and carefully guide the cutaways onto the headlight and indicators.

During three decades, Botswana's leaders have carefully guided what became the world's fastest-growing economy.

Carefully guided digital cameras and laser measurements were used to create a 3-D computer model of his body.

They quickly forget what they have just heard and need to be carefully guided through available options.

It is impossible to verify either side's claims, because the government does not allow journalists access to the conflict areas, except on rare, carefully guided tours.

For older children, the Curved House Write/Illustrate Your Own Books present a thoughtful, carefully guided means to involve them in the best kind of personalising – hands-on participation.