Sentence examples for manner that leads from inspiring English sources
The vital energies may tend to operate in a manner that leads toward decline, loss of potencies and fertility, and death; they may also, however, tend to operate in an opposite manner that leads toward excess, increase and perversion of potencies, and chaos.
He has regained the easy, businesslike manner that leads one to assume if Hannibal had a guy like John Connelly around, moving a herd of elephants across the Alps might not have seemed like such a big deal.
"Given the fact that what's at stake here is the organization and functioning of the State Senate, the courts ought to supervise this process in a manner that leads to a quick resolution," he said.
"There is still significant conflicting information among both the lab and the field studies," she said, "and I hope that the issues can be resolved in a reliably scientific manner that leads to meaningful improvements in eyewitness identification".
This system suitability process is designed to ensure that the LC/MS/MS system is performing in a manner that leads to the production of accurate and reproducible data that can be submitted with confidence to regulatory agencies.
Previously, a theory has been presented that explains how discrete vapor liquid interfaces become diminished at certain high-pressure conditions in a manner that leads to well known qualitative trends observed from imaging in a variety of experiments.
When they demanded that he stop and show his hands, the officers said, he reached into his pocket and turned in a manner that led them to believe he was possibly pulling a gun.
The result was "Papas's America," a large-format, limited-edition book that evoked scenes of everyday life in a manner that led some critics to label him the Norman Rockwell of the 1980's.
Algeria's army preceded Turkey's in pushing Islamists out of power, but in a manner that led to a savage eight-year civil war in the 1990s.There are exceptions, of course, when Islamism itself is a principal villain.
On a sale rack at Jeffrey on West 14th Street one day shortly after Christmas, there hung a cap-sleeve minidress cut in the same "Jetsons go to Coconut Grove" manner that led Courreges, the Parisian house that made it, to prominence three decades ago.
And while a "personhood bill," which defines life as beginning at conception, was quashed in the Senate on Thursday in a manner that led to speculation that Mr. McDonnell was involved, a bill that would repeal government financing for certain abortions for low-income women is still pending, abortion rights advocates say.
