Sentence examples for of their direction from inspiring English sources

He lived by a moral compass that others, less certain of their direction, looked to for guidance.

Nancy Dye, president of Oberlin College, said that whereas most graduates used to go straight on to graduate school, having chosen at least a preliminary career path, many now stick around, uncertain of their direction.

"Empire" and "Jedi" had nothing parodistic; their absurd earnestness and the bombastic banality of their direction (by Irvin Kershner and Richard Marquand, respectively) are a perfect match for the oppressive, hectoring John Williams scores that accompanied them.

In terms of scale that may be true, but in terms of their direction of travel, that was set 25 years ago by the NHS review announced by Margaret Thatcher on the BBC Panorama programme in January 1988.

— Nicolas Azalbert 4. The Cult of Mastery Regarding the Coen brothers (The diagnosis holds, I think, more for other filmmakers): "The evolution of their cinema … little by little, brought to their films, by and for the power of their direction, a nearly crushing control"; other filmmakers moved "from rigor to rigidity".

Catastrophe is a short work consisting of one scene, in which a director and his assistant discuss a mute figure they are preparing for a performance: he is a dehumanised character, like a tailor's dummy, at the mercy of their direction; his only gesture of independence is to raise his head at the end of the play – an act of resistance in the face of oppression.

This paper focuses on the situation that only the multichannel signals of audio sources are recorded, instead of their directions.

Therefore, it becomes necessary to utilize the spatial diversity to enhance the time-frequency signature of the signals of interest in the absence of knowledge of their directions.

Finally, recognising that social interventions are complex and that reproduction of their directions may be difficult is important.

The comparison between eyes and mosaics, regardless of their directions, showed a significant cluster of gamma-band activity peaking at 200 ms (Fig. 1, middle right).

Clusters were heterogeneous in terms of their frequency ranges (including low, mid, high and mixed frequencies), and in terms of their directions of power change for a given cortical area between subjects.