Sentence examples for guide to action from inspiring English sources

Is anger a wise guide to action?

Obama/Spock: Calm, logical, valuing reason over emotion as a guide to action.

Subtitled "Capitalism and Prosperity after the Fall", this is a guide to action from the US economist.

He believed in the importance of information not merely to improve the mind, but as a guide to action.

Gore tries to be more upbeat than that, ending his movie with a rapid - probably too rapid for non-American audiences - guide to action.

Unfortunately, a clear view of the road taken doesn't offer much of a guide to action, once the immediate dangers have passed.

As a guide to actions either man might take in response to the biggest challenges he will face, the debate -- like most of this campaign -- was close to useless.

People presumably change their own attitudes when they no longer seem to correspond with prevailing circumstances and, hence, fail to serve as guides to action.

He loved models for the patterns and ideas they revealed much more than he trusted them as detailed guides to action.

In Biden's worldview, which seems to be composed equally of temperament, experience and books, principles are very important as beacons, but they are dangerous, and often delusory, as direct guides to action.

Smith distinguishes two kinds of normative guides to action: rules and virtues.