Sentence examples for if it directs from inspiring English sources

It is better for the soul not to remember or be aware of the lower world, for if it directs its attention to the lower world it will fall away from the intelligibles.

Furthermore, if the inserted gene is operative (i.e., if it directs protein synthesis), the modified bacterium will produce the protein specified by the foreign DNA.

Horn's bare-bones edition will never replace Philip L. Barbour's magnificently annotated and definitive three-volume "Complete Works of Captain John Smith," published in 1986, from which Horn has taken the text, but, if it directs new readers to Smith's writings, all the better.

And the amendment seems to get the right result: the magnetosome does not represent oxygen-rich water in an environment in which the local polarity is reversed, even if it directs bacterium toward the oxygen-rich water.

If calling obesity a disease makes us treat the condition with more respect, and those who have it with more compassion, and if it directs more resources to the provision of skill-power to adults and kids alike, it's all for the good.

It is, however, unclear whether this is beneficial for performance or if it directs attention away from the task.

The Obama administration's new Financial Stability Plan will have more influence on bank lending if it actually directs its support to banks.

Ms. Nettelbeck seems to have achieved a balance of control and autonomy so that "Mostly Martha" doesn't feel as if it was directed by its central figure.

No 'case against God', however watertight, means much if it's directed at the wrong target.

If it is directed inwardly you will find nothing.

So if it gets directed there, that's part of the equation".