Sentence examples for left the direction from inspiring English sources

Populism had turned left, the direction it followed for the first half of the twentieth century.

Although Manser left the direction of the practice to Jonathan in 1999, he remained its chairman until his death, and the Twentieth Century Society's casework benefited from his silky committee skills.

Although he left the direction of the battle to subordinates, General Gates received a great deal of credit as the commanding general for the greatest American victory of the war to date.

The analysis of these data was in the form of a repeated measures 2×2×2 ANOVA where the factors were hemisphere (Right or Left), the direction the actors' head was facing (towards or away) and the observed hand that was moving (Left or Right).

The analysis of this data was in the form of a repeated measures 2×2×2 ANOVA where the factors were hemisphere (Right or Left), the direction the actor was facing (towards or away) and the observed hand that was moving (Left or Right).

The position of the object (right visual field, left visual field), the target object (gun, hairdryer), the acting hand (right, left), the direction the object was facing (right, left) and the kinematics of the grip (overhand, underhand) were controlled and alternated over 32 video clips.

Mr. Adler regrets that he left the directions for it out of his latest shelf-help book of design tips, "100 Ways to Happy Chic Your Home".

This decided, Lenin returned to his hideaway, leaving the direction of the coup in the hands of Trotsky.

Other viewers who prefer to leave the direction and analysis of their convention coverage to the broadcast and cable networks will have plenty of options too.

Since handedness, at least, tends to run in families, a number of theorists have proposed a single two-allele gene, in which one allele codes for left-cerebral dominance and right-handedness, while the other does not specify asymmetry, leaving the directions of handedness and speech dominance to chance [2], [3].

To do that, the inscription had to be read from right to left, the usual direction for Very Old Latin.