Sentence examples for direction of say from inspiring English sources

By venturing into Lincoln's contexts, Foner doesn't choose the direction of, say, military history or popular culture or sexual mores.

This aims to make money whatever happens to the direction of, say, interest rates or the stockmarket, by buying assets that seem relatively cheap and simultaneously short-selling assets that seem over-priced.

But unfortunately for him, sentiment in all three countries seems instead to be moving in the direction of saying yes to the constitution.

"It was the catalyst for moving this community in the direction of saying we've had enough," said Inez Pasher, a member of Community Board No. 1, which represents Greenpoint-Williamburgh.

There was a lot of stuff around of that kind which did not point to particular programmes but nevertheless pointed in the direction of saying that early years mattered and probably mattered more than interventions you could make later on in people's lives and that there were things that appeared to be effective which were being carried out elsewhere.

"Certainly, it pushes in the direction of saying, 'Hey, whether you want to call it dependency or addiction, it's real, it's important, and we should be paying attention to this,'" he said.

"My concerts are in the direction of tradition," said Richard Cantatore, a vocal music teacher in Edgemont.

"We have to go further in the direction of reform," said Assemblyman John J. Faso, the Republican minority leader.

Even though the Knicks have plummeted under the direction of Don Chaney, Scott Layden said today that he had faith in him.

A policy tends to be a direction of travel: saying something is probable or improbable is not policy".

"From the looks of it, Kingfisher is headed in the direction of Air India," said Shushmul Maheshwari, chief executive of RNCOS, a research firm.