Sentence examples for directs itself from inspiring English sources

The audience sees on a screen whatever her mouth-lens directs itself toward.

It directs itself uningratiatingly at the heart and body rather than the mind, with its poetry of bare subsistence.

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 most compact systems are small enough to be carried and operated by a single soldier, and advanced models, such as the U.S. Javelin, are "fire and forget" missiles, which means that once the ATGM has been launched, it directs itself toward the target by using digital imaging.

In this activity, however, thinking directs itself towards a thought that it has originated, that is, towards the product that is its principiate: principiatum.

Cudworth's theory of the mind as active is matched by an anti-determinist ethics of action, according to which the soul freely directs itself towards the good.

And Buck Henry said there was no director on that movie - the movie directed itself!

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

Welles was the great liberator: with "Citizen Kane," he demonstrated the artistic power of the director unleashed, and became personally identified with the art of directing itself.

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.

Occasionally, this experience of transpersonal divine transcendence has directed itself against the development of a piety that has banalized the personal idea of God so much so that the glory and holiness of God has been trivialized.