Sentence examples for leads even from inspiring English sources

That strong sense of community is the same impulse that leads even the most hardened body-slammers to help up those who have fallen in the mosh pit.

Painful though it may be, the paper has an obligation to follow the story where it leads, even to the pope's door.

Its ideas are unified by the author's genuine fascination with his material and his eagerness to follow it wherever it leads, even when it goes half-mad.

But the Clemson poll, which did a separate survey of non-Republicans who plan to vote in the primary, found that Mr. Bush leads even in that group, by 44percentto32percentcent.

He should then follow this vision where it leads, even if it means revising zoning codes, tearing buildings down and parking lots up, replacing facades, slowing traffic or rerouting it entirely.

In terms of transgender rights, South Africa leads even the Netherlands in its recent passing of a statute allowing people undergoing sex-changes to alter their gender officially without having to show proof of surgery.

"And that from here on we are going to be led even closer to the guillotine.

A student group Mao led even got financial support from the Zhang family.

"And that has led even those who are segregating their garbage to become skeptical," Ms. Rodrigues said.

During his lifetime (1904-83), Balanchine's choreography led even musicians deeper into the new music of their day.

"Clearly the volatility in the markets in May may lead even more companies to delay investment spending".