Sentence examples for might be guided from inspiring English sources

Decisions might be guided by their effect on the defendant's reputation or the future marketability of a product.

Second, the assumption that President Hassan Rouhani's decisions might be guided by this principle rather than realpolitik is unwarranted.

"It's up to them," he said, adding that the legislators might be guided by the vote counts accepted by the secretary of state before the Florida Supreme Court intervened.

— Michael Rubin "It's a thunderbolt of historical revelation to muse that, no less now than in the time of Greek tragedies, the fate of the most ancient turbulent region might be guided less by rational interests or Realpolitik than by father-son psychodramas, first the Bushes, now the Netanyahus".

But if you choose to relieve their consternation, you might be guided by the advice of a polyamorous friend who, speaking of similar situations, told me via e-mail: "I figure the best policy is to behave as if nothing inappropriate is happening.

Whereas the attention of earlier scholars had been concentrated on the authenticity of Jesus' teachings as transmitted in the Gospels, this new theory was less confident of being able to separate the authentic from the later elements in the Gospel records, though various proponents of it did suggest criteria by which such a separation might be guided.

He said he sensed right away that something greater might be guiding him.

Likewise, it wouldn't be terribly surprising if feedback from how your clothes or lack of clothes feel might be guiding the way in which some of these dreams recur".

Plus, being able to do it sort of spooks you, because you might be guiding yourself down the wrong path.

For others, you may just feel overwhelmed and stressed out and think you need a snack (avoidance), but by utilizing some of the strategies discussed, you begin to recognize your emotions might be guiding your cravings.

They might also be guided by their own spiritual or religious beliefs.