Sentence examples for in direction that from inspiring English sources
Altogether, the work seems to be evidence less of arrested momentum than of experimental shifts in direction that left the fundamental characteristics of Warhol's art intact: fluidity, unmoored categories, a maddeningly disruptive relativism.
The change in direction that began under President Ronald Reagan, the change that Bob Herbert so deplores, restored a measure of sanity after the breakdown of individual liberties brought about by Franklin D. Roosevelt's demagogy.
She said that when she visited the State Department this week, just before the attacks, to conduct research on the effort, she found officials "excited and upbeat about this incredible change in direction" that would place embassies closer to the middle of cities and generally make them more welcoming by reimagining security features.
Today, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced a change in direction that will bring the Nokia X line more in line with Microsoft's strategic direction meaning Nokia's Android ambitions are as good as dead.
"I think they realized when they released the iPhone that this was a new form factor and that they were going to have to have a long-term processor strategy for it, and that ARM was a nice framework, but that this was going to take them in direction that was different from what processors had historically been designed for".
It can be seen from Fig. 6a, the front axle is still producing a larger impact every 2 s or so, about 10 m/s2 in size and downward in direction, that should mean the impact of the finger-band on the tires.
People are mentored individually and stretched in directions that might not have occurred to them otherwise.
Some women, however, may have been mobilized in directions that ran counter to Friedan's intentions.
"By taking incremental steps in directions that are important to us, buying local becomes more of a habit".
"Physicians can be star-struck and swayed by powerful patients in directions that may not be the best.
