Sentence examples for ones guided by from inspiring English sources

"World War II would have been very different if they could have just dropped the bombs on the Nazi headquarters". Moreover, precision weapons, particularly ones guided by satellites, allow U.S. forces to accurately hit targets in unrelenting succession, analysts said.

Some of these management practices were easy to identify and describe, e.g., the ones guided by a health manager, as in the example of the hospital department.

Nicholson also touted the shift from an American strategy of support based on "arbitrary timelines" to one "guided by conditions" on the ground.

When Barack Obama was elected, he brought a different sensibility and aesthetic to the office, one guided by his blackness.

For this issue, there is a more arbitrary offering, one guided by the inclinations and imaginations of our writers and editors.

But the relationship was almost a 'professional' one, guided by 'honor thy father' and 'spare the rod, spoil the child' (in this case, the rod was metaphorical).

On the question of an Islamic state, he said this goal was often misunderstood: "We don't mean a state ruled by clerics but one guided by the holy books.

And we'll look for one guided by Donald, who is Donald Rumbelow, the author of "The Complete Jack the Ripper" and a former curator of the notoriously grisly City of London Police Black Museum (a crime museum open by appointment only), credentials that are scary in themselves.

He concurred with Niebuhr that Christians were "essential to the political order," and that a life led in emulation of Jesus was one "guided by the impossible norm of love," and that such an existence placed "political institutions under greater possibilities".

You know one guided by being fair and impartial?

Predictably, it is one guided by a local strongman long entrusted by the CIA, Vice President Omar Suleiman, described by U.S. officials in the WikiLeaks cables as a "Mubarak consigliere".