Sentence examples for guided by the notion from inspiring English sources
From the start, the team was guided by the notion that good ideas can come from anywhere or anyone.
The rebel hacker is guided by the notion of cyberspace, a digital ether that transcends the obsolete constraints of the physical world.
The pairing seemed natural, if not inevitable: M.I.A., a Londoner of Sri Lankan descent, has long been guided by the notion that her music is inextricably linked to sociocultural concerns.
In the mainstream media, the recent standard for pursuing open secrets has been murky, but generally guided by the notion that private behavior matters when it is at odds with public declarations.
Mathematics coaching initiatives are being implemented in schools and districts across the country, guided by the notion that these initiatives will foster individual teacher's learning and thereby support system-wide instructional improvement in mathematics.
"While we are sometimes guided by the notion that it would be the best of worlds in which morality were universally respected... we have, in fact, deep and persistent reasons to be grateful that that is not the world we have".
Nevertheless, one could say that South Africa's policy considerations where guided by the same notion that led you to state that you do not intervene to prove a principle.
The majority of standardized multifactorial pain questionnaires (MFQ) are guided by the traditional notion of an inevitably progressive and degenerative disease process; greater behavioral changes indicate higher OA severity and pain in dogs.
The introduction of systems of MVL by Łukasiewicz (1920) was initially guided by the (finally unsuccessful) idea of understanding the notion of possibility, i.e. modal logic, in a 3-valued way.
"The decision to boycott foreign goods should be guided by the public interest and not romantic notions," he told the newspaper Al Ahram last month.
Research supports the notion that school-to-work transition should be guided by the educational and career development needs of students (Hackett [2002]).
