Sentence examples for direction and thought from inspiring English sources

"I gave my direction and thought, 'O.K., there he goes.' It's like there's something floating in the air, and sometimes he catches it and sometimes not".

"It might be that the Sochi logo design, in its simplicity, has mapped out a new direction and thought process for Olympic logos," Guo said.

These arrays are dynamic insofar as closely related organisms show drastically different profiles of cassettes [4] which typically encode promoterless open reading frames (ORFs) mostly oriented in the same direction and thought to be transcribed from an integron-associated common promoter (Pc) after integration [5].

We have the ability to forge our own professional direction, and the thought itself can be terrifying.

Please let us know in the comments how well you think "Dexter" has handled its new direction, and your thoughts about where it might head going into its eighth and final season.

Paradigmatic humans are adults with relatively standard cognitive capacities for self-control, self-criticism, self-direction, and rational thought, and are capable of moral thought and action.

These influences often pull him in different directions and his thought can take on an eclectic character.

In the 16th century, in terms of attitude and direction of thought, the first two great Epicureans were Michel de Montaigne in France and Francesco Guicciardini in Italy.

These two examples show the simultaneous yet divergent directions that religious practice and thought has taken in America in the last ten years.

KE 22 Revolutionary books All too rarely, a book appears that irrevocably alters the direction of thought and culture, whether because of its content or the circumstances of its publication.

Animal spirits flowing from the ventricles through the nerve fibers could then account for the direction of thought and action throughout the body.