Sentence examples for one would be led from inspiring English sources

If one based one's philosophy of justice on Joshua Marquis's Op-Ed article, one would be led to believe that the courts are always just and that the "occasional" exoneration is little more than a publicity stunt aimed at disemboweling the entire criminal justice system.

"So one would be led to believe that [the company] is claiming funding for Indigenous people that aren't even in the traineeship," he said.

If the record contained no more than the portions of it that are drawn upon in Mr. Justice BRENNAN'S opinion, one would be led to conclude that the sole question in the case was whether the verbal content of the petitioner's speech, in disregard of all else, supported the findings of the Hawaii Supreme Court on which petitioner's suspension was based.

For instance, using the same statistical techniques favored by many experimental philosophers one would be led to conclude that Gemini are 30% more likely to be alcoholics (p < 0.02), Scorpios have an 80% higher risk of developing leukemia (p < 0.05), and Virgo women suffer 40% more from excessive vomiting during pregnancy (p < 0.04).

So, one would be led to expect that Republicans would also be promoting policies that they felt would appeal to America's youth at CPAC.

(Honestly, the "Getting Naked With Porn Stars!" video features porn stars who appear to be barely "barely legal").. So, it's a little curious to see you, Mr. Wavey, celebrated for preaching appreciation of older gay men when, reviewing your videos, one would be led to think that you live in a world in which all gay men are youthful and issued from one of two molds labeled either "twink" or "jock".

One official said it would be led by the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Henry H. Shelton.

Yet he professed admiration for President Obama, saying, "I would be happy if America was governed by him forever". But Gaddafi said no one "could guarantee" how the United States would be led after Obama left office.

The design of the house, the layout of items and the way players would be led from one area to another were all the products of pragmatic, disciplined game-making.

The best possible expression of Cameron's dynamic tension – although not a likely one – would be to lead the "Leave" campaign on the EU.

She said in one case, she'd been led to believe she was renting the property to a couple with a child from New York.