Sentence examples for directing itself to from inspiring English sources

Future Of The Left, his current project, is no less intense, Falkous's ire directing itself to enemies like the commercialisation of punk (Sheena Is A T Shirt Salesman) and latterly, Johnny Borrell.

She decides, apparently without conflict, to allow an entire camera crew to direct itself to her birth canal.

In an older media model, Bieber enthusiasm would have directed itself to tried and true celebrity outlets.

Though it directs itself to your unconscious mind, you remain aware of your surroundings.' Alison says 'We spent a large part of the first session looking back at my medical history and my life from when I was very small.

The authors suggest that TLR7 can direct itself to endosomes from the golgi through interactions with AP-4 subunits.

Yeast Msh2 contains the necessary NLSs to direct itself independently to the nucleus; however, the proteins levels of Msh2 were found to be diminished in the absence of Msh6 [13].

4. "Intentionality" was a term first used by Franz Brentano to characterize consciousness as a sheer activity of aiming, directing itself toward objects or to its own unfolding.

Among the ideas that are getting close scrutiny are onboard flight-control systems that could be programmed to prevent planes from heading into restricted areas; remote control from the ground that could not be overridden from the cockpit; and a panic button, also impossible to override, that has the plane direct itself to land at the nearest suitable field.

This implies that the change in the N-terminal targeting sequence of TOP1MT helped the protein direct itself to mitochondria and eventually to acquire a new mitochondrial function.

As one reads these lines, numerous questions arise: what does Brentano mean when he says that the object towards which the mind directs itself 'is not to be understood as meaning a thing'?

This manifested itself on the pitch as the club struggled to direct itself clear of the relegation zone.