Sentence examples for constantly leads from inspiring English sources

A blue-and-red painted steel incarnation of it at the intersection of Avenue of the Americas and 55th Street constantly leads people to pose for photographs in front of it.

And when the story dies down and the media stops reporting on the entrenched hatred of women that constantly leads to their rapes and deaths, Zandt thinks this movement will help fuel the fight against violent misogyny.

This atmosphere is hinted at in The Muppets, from the mental image of plush cockroach babies boiling out of some mother puppet, to the way the show constantly leads you to contemplate the mechanics of pig/frog sex.

That last group constantly leads to an acute and severe leptospirosis syndrome, e.g. serovar Pomona in cattle or Icterohaemorrhagiae in humans or dogs [ 7, 8].

Kneale's images constantly lead us back into the past, especially the war.

He also shows how the sundry couplings constantly lead to remorse, regret, a puzzled tristesse or a brutal indifference to the object of passion.

"It's not enough to just have a campaign, it has to be constantly lead from the top, and has to be continued, month in and month out," said Barker, citing the PM's involvement, and the decision to give the Treasury joint ownership of the 10% target.

I was able to let go of my even the bread crumbs that constantly lead me back to the feeling of being who I used to be.

And if most of us are unaware of the deliberate grasping and transforming of reality that Obama is exercising through the world's media, we will be constantly led by the images of Barack and Michelle "being the change".

Constantly thinking leads to what I call hypochondria of the personality.

We are missing the unfiltered joy! Constantly thinking leads to an exaggerated sense of self, inflated self-importance.