Sentence examples similar to instill direction from inspiring English sources
Higgins, who will be leading the society's effort to implement the report's recommendations, is counting on what she calls "the growing pressure and desire from a lot of directions" to instill in policymakers a sense of urgency.
Leaders with a clear, concise plan for the direction of the team/project instill the same resolve and focus in their teams.
Still, while the splatters and drips instill a sense of choreography, speed and direction, and give a strong sense of the artist's physical presence, the general effect is of preciousness.
More broadly, his duty is to provide purpose and direction - qualities that are hard to instill in any organization without clear and authoritative leadership.
Transformational leadership, on the other hand, motivates followers through appeals to ideals and values, and instills volunteers with their leader's vision and direction". From what I have seen over two decades of researching grassroots best practices, the NRA (and many unions) practice transformational leadership.
Mr. Richards's deft direction and his cast work overtime to instill some sense of drama to what devolves, after a promising beginning, into a theological debate dressed up as historical pageant and whose main conflicts are internal spiritual struggles.
But the uninspiring news conference by Johnson and General Manager Mike Tannenbaum, who seemed to lack detail or conviction about why they fired Mangini and what they wanted in the next coach, certainly did not instill confidence that the Jets were now headed in the right direction.
If we could instill that pride in our children and youth, then their whole life will take a new direction.
"We instill independence," she said.
