Sentence examples for guide our behavior from inspiring English sources

It's not just promises that guide our behavior.

"In any social setting that requires some form of social interaction, be it cooperation, trust or competition, we require social information to guide our behavior and a nervous system and associated brain chemicals that are sensitive to this social information," he said.

It is wise to apply chemical engineering guideline to guide our behavior in large-scale synthesis.

Indeed, during visual perception itself the information contained in the retinotopic maps at any one moment is not sufficient to explain our experience of the visual scene, or, indeed, our capacity to visually guide our behavior (O'Regan, 1992; O'Regan & Noë, 2001; Noë, 2004).

While it may be true that certain communal practices often, or even mostly, guide our behavior behind our backs, it doesn't follow that those practices ought to be valued, or reflectively endorsed in non-ordinary moments of existence, much less that the government ought somehow to promote these practices.

The material is under intense analysis by university officials, with attention to the statutes and regulations that guide our behavior.

With success, these mental maps came to guide our behaviors as concretely as physical maps guide the steps we take on a wilderness trek.

We all have core values, among them what Michelle Obama referred to as decency, which guide our behaviors.

However, not all inaccessible goals are utopian: an unreachable goal, such as being morally perfect, can function as a regulative principle in Kant's sense, if it guides our behavior so that we are able to make progress towards it.

"Which dao should we follow" became "which words shall we use to socialize people and how should we interpret the words of social guiding discourse in guiding our behavior?" In effect, the early Mohist answer to both questions is settled by making allegedly "natural" distinctions between benefit and harm.

Our self-talk guides our behavior and influences the way we interact with others.