Sentence examples for constantly directed from inspiring English sources

The others constantly directed traffic in that direction: "Roma's in the elevator!

On and on it went in a circle, anger constantly directed at other victims of the coalition government's Welfare Reform Act instead of the politicians and policymakers responsible.

Although id impulses are constantly directed toward obtaining immediate gratification of one's major instinctual drives (sex, affection, aggression, self-preservation), the ego functions to set limits on this process.

Not only were rabbinic writings constantly directed toward the establishment of legal patterns that embody such concerns, but in the medieval period the issues were dealt with in treatises on morals; in ethical wills, in which a father instructed his children about their obligations and behaviour; in sermons; and in other forms.

All of the human emotions, in so far as they are passions, are constantly directed outward, towards things and their capacities to affect us one way or another.

This presence, to which the mind is constantly directed without any mediation, albeit through an operation of which we are almost always unaware (intelligere abditum), is for Henry what directs the mind itself to all authentic knowledge (Emery 2001).

Though he constantly directs us to the dominant image of the moment by lowering the sound in the other panels, we're always watching what's going on elsewhere from the corner of our eye.

With their allocation of substitutes already used, O'Connor was forced to stay on the pitch all the way through extra-time, a heroic figure barely able to walk but constantly directing his team mates from the centre circle.

He had topic-specific displays all over the place and would constantly direct students to them – one of my favourites was a wall of sentence starters for class discussions, battling the tendency to "errr" and "dunno".

The Torah is the most perfect guide for leading a good moral and religious life, for it contains commandments that help man to constantly direct his actions towards God, as well as commandments that teach moral and social virtues.

The rise of addiction is a symptom of a deeper sickness in the way we live -- constantly directing our gaze towards the next shiny object we should buy, rather than the human beings all around us.