Sentence examples for path somewhere from inspiring English sources

I found my own path somewhere between the two".

Instead, Griffey has staked out his own path, somewhere between the Dawson and Maris trajectories.

"Everyone else would climb a peak by looking for a path somewhere on the mountain," Nasar quoted a former colleague as saying.

Ed Morrissey of Captain's Quarters sounds a typical note when he writes, "[I]n a decision between staying with business as usual or embracing reform, the Republicans chose a path somewhere in between the two.

But having stared, we should have the good sense to step back and retrace our path somewhere else, toward a more "responsible capitalism", or toward what David Cameron calls "capitalism with a conscience".

Overall, these findings suggest that contemporary Chinese youth are perhaps forging a path somewhere between the expectations of traditional Chinese culture and the more progressive expectations of an ever-changing modern society.

Even university seemed more a kind of limbo than a path to somewhere.

Most gardeners may find that the most advantageous path lies somewhere in between.

The team from Japan's Kyoto University said that when we take a memorised path to somewhere, we "forsee" the upcoming landscapes in advance.

Suggesting that the proper path lay somewhere in between, Justice O'Connor said that "enemy combatant proceedings may be tailored to alleviate their uncommon potential to burden the executive at a time of ongoing military conflict".

After all, this is how it was experienced: not as a step on the path to somewhere else but as a cruel normalcy, a permanent condition, the life that one's ancestors had lived, and that one's children would surely live, too.