Sentence examples for leading one step from inspiring English sources

"Leskov had a particular gift for leading one, step by step, into the quiet obstinacies of sainthood, and for creating the awkward, the almost humdrum saint" — a gift that, thanks to Pevear and Volokhonsky, we are newly able to share.

It culminates in his Ministry of Silly Walks-style goose step, leading one German to mutter: "How ever did they win?" John Cleese later said: "Everybody thinks it's a joke about Germans but it's about British attitudes to the war and the fact that some people were still hanging on to that rubbish".

Accompanied by this further rotation, the trailing head attached to a forward site of the actin filament to become the new leading head, completing one step.

Mr. Douglas said it was not clear whether the layering in this case was intended as a way to shield company executives, or was just the way the process worked, with one step leading to another until a specialist in obtaining phone records was needed.

The average correlations on Track B were relatively low compared to those on Track A. This could reflect firing variability because the 'flip' of the protrusion Track B happened discontinuously, in one step, leading to some degree of disruption of the continuity of the environment (similar to [ Diba and Buzsaki, 2008], where the transformation also induced partial remapping).

I like your point about traumatic loss leading to disbelief, but I'd go one step further.

When the electrolyte contains Na+ or K+ cations, only one step can be observed, leading to the formation of Na2TCNQ2 or K2TCNQ2.

The TSTA system has been used previously shown to amplify prostate specific luciferase expression leading to a 50-fold increase compared to the direct, one step system [ 36].

Salesforce has taken a leading role on LGBT issues and now it is taking that one step further.

"No one leading, no one following".

The world's leading internet security experts have been striving to kill Storm, but it is constantly evolving to stay one step ahead.