Alexander wrote that Lost World "harks back to the classic days of gaming that got me into video games in the first place, a time when developers aimed to challenge players rather than guide their hand through a movie experience".
Though most agree that a steady hand is needed to guide a club through an arduous six-month season, the significance of a manager's in-game decisions is highly contested.
He ran a hand through his hair.
"And yet amid all this misery, CBUK - and I don't know how they do this - brings warmth, comfort, a guiding hand, a way through, even colour and joyfulness, and a renewed opportunity for love as a family reknits itself after tragedy".
A hospice dog puts hand in paw and guides a soul through the gates of the Rainbow Bridge, reuniting them with their precious pets passed.
David Arnold, who has written the music for five Bond movies, has spoken of a score's responsibility being "to guide an audience and hold its hand through the whole process".
Players hold it with both hands, as is the norm, but they don't use the sticks and buttons as they traditionally would, to commit one's left and right hands to guiding a single character through a landscape of obstacles.
Despite this guiding hand through the enchanted forest of his virtuosity and lyrical ingenuity, it's more likely that listeners will dip in and out of this slew of orchestrally rolling chordwork, tireless trills and corkscrewing contrapuntal playing.
Shoot the ball and keep your shooting and guide hand steady through the whole shot.
He ended Tuesday night's address with a prayer for courage and for the people of the gulf and for a hand to "guide us through the storm towards a brighter day".
She extracted a pink hooded sweatshirt and, with practiced motions, guided Gardyne's hands through the tiny sleeves.
