Sentence examples for heeding your from inspiring English sources

Both are about remaining true to yourself and heeding your inner voice.

Much can be said for heeding your conscience, even when it is (in my view) excessively strict.

Another book, "Whistle While You Work," by Richard J. Leider and David A. Shapiro (Berrett-Koehler, $15.95), also seems to be about having a jolly old time in the cubicle, but the subtitle shows the book's real direction: "Heeding Your Life's Calling".

But heeding your inner compass and unique attributes is well worth it as it can take your career to new heights.

But I know this: The reason your relationship is not working isn't because your spouse isn't doing well at work, or made a financial mistake, or isn't heeding your professional advice: it's because you're choosing control over intimacy.

We believe it is unseemly for Jews -- or any observer -- to try to steer you away from heeding your own ethical commitments.

There is still time to heed your suggestions.

Q: Why didn't your doctors heed your instructions?

I hope the authority heeds your call for public consultation.

But I cannot heed your claims that I have been on this machine for too long.

Or an early-morning construction crew heeds your cease-and-desist letter?