Sentence examples for directing us back from inspiring English sources

At other times, it does so by directing us back to the political drawing board.

Spark's determinedly light touch is enjoyable, but it serves mainly to direct us back to the novels.

In the very last sentence of the novel Le Carré directs us back to these few paragraphs in order to provide the necessary full catharsis.

Our advisers directed us back to women's writing of the past, suggested writers, wrote introductions, spread the word and for each of us, in different ways, became a community of friends retained today.

It's Michael who directs us back to The Burgess Green Hotel, a short taxi ride to other side of the roundabout that partitions the town centre.

Real gratitude is one way to break the spell of the blaming and shaming, and direct us back towards the source of happiness which can only be discovered in finding out who we really are.

The problems of dichotomies and pre-existing categories in theorising new emergent relationships between medicine and management and their context-dependency direct us back to the need for empirical investigations.

After a while, the police arrived and directed us to step back.

When our fifty minutes was up, Dr. van der Jagt directed us to the back door.

Sam Carpenter writes: In response to Dave from London, the police directed us to Parliament Square from the back.

Chronic diseases greatly disenfranchise their sufferers; working with charities influencing projects and directing their message hands us back a little of the control we have lost.