Sentence examples for directions in terms of from inspiring English sources

But the union and the league may be headed in different directions in terms of philosophy.

But wine exfoliates in all directions – in terms of literature, history, agronomy, meteorology".

''You hear a great range of views about what you are writing, and some of those views can be exciting or interesting or lead you in new directions in terms of what you write and subjects you choose.

"You hear a great range of views about what you are writing, and some of those views can be exciting or interesting or lead you in new directions in terms of what you write and subjects you choose," he said.

He had taken a leading part in the development of electronic music, and his early instrumental compositions similarly struck out in new directions, in terms of their formal abstraction, rhythmic complexity and startling sound.

An early portolano for the whole Mediterranean Sea, Lo compasso da navigare (1296), gives directions in terms of half points that is, halves of the angles defined by the 32-point compass.

"The world is moving in the right direction in terms of governments," Baker says.

NBC signaled its intention to go in a different direction in terms of station ownership in 2001 when it acquired the Spanish-language stations and network, Telemundo.

Sous vide cooking may be an advancement in flavor, but it is sadly a step in the wrong direction in terms of our health.

"It points oceanographers in the right direction in terms of what they should measure to predict these things," Dr. Stocker said.

No shift at all.Short-term measure of inflation have also moved in the wrong direction (in terms of explaining the yield move).