Sentence examples for essentially guided by from inspiring English sources

We like to imagine that, despite all the evidence to the contrary, our actions nowadays are essentially guided by reason.

We like to imagine we've come along way since 5th century Athens – to imagine that, despite all the evidence to the contrary, our actions nowadays are essentially guided by reason.

Furthermore, no culture was performed at the end of the entire treatment cycle, and the outcome of care was essentially guided by the WHO recommendations, based on smear examination at five or six months of treatment [ 2, 3].

These exercises, essentially actors' workshops guided by Rathburn, are evocative and powerful, particularly the scenes in The Hole, which Theroux calls "the extreme but logical extension of the core principles of Scientology".

Incidentally, Carnap (1947, 26), when introducing truth-values as extensions of sentences, is guided by essentially the same idea.

Smith's Chicago years were essentially an apprenticeship in orchestral practice, guided by legendary principal trumpeter Bud Herseth, who had a fifty-three-year career with the symphony and is widely considered the greatest orchestral trumpeter of all time.

This translation essentially employs decisions on appropriate circumscriptions and ranks of taxa, guided by certain sets of criteria, which may be subject to debate.

Thus the diffusion of deleterious mutation among P. esculentus individuals and P. ridibundus females is not guided by female preferences, but only by the mutation rate (essentially by Muller's ratchet).

With all trials guided by the same set of characteristics and probability distributions, the sequence of essentially random events is expected to settle into a pattern.

Available imaging modalities for therapy evaluation are essentially the same as in staging and grading[ 12, 13 ] and the choice is guided by tumour or metastasis localisation.

"They are guided by foreigners".