Sentence examples for paths it does from inspiring English sources

It's a relatively cautious, non-conspiratorial approach to the New Testament's central mystery, and given some of the alternative paths it does him credit to have taken it.

The idea is that if, at a given point, an ant has to choose among different paths, it does this based on two main components: (1).

If the string breaks, the stone, because of inertia, will keep on going in a straight line tangent to its previous circular path; it does not move in the outward direction as it would if the centrifugal force were real.

"Even Spain," Mr. Schäuble said, "is on the right path; it does not need a rescue plan.

Born proposed that the wave function determines only the probability distribution of the electron's position or path; it does not have a well-defined instantaneous position and velocity.

For her part, Grand, now in Italy for Milan fashion week, says, "Just because they haven't had the typical 'cool model' career path it doesn't mean they're any less valid than someone like Agyness [Deyn]." Grand seems to have a magpie-like eye, always looking for something shiny and new.

Stay on the path made by others before you or make your own path, it doesn't matter.

"Game of Thrones" doesn't take the easy path; it doesn't make the mistake of conflating constant negativity with Good TV, thank the old gods and the new.

Thus, while our data consistently indicate that the posterior hippocampus processes information about the path, it does not appear to do so in a manner directly predicted from "preplay".

Europe is following the path it did in the early 1930s.

Sandy followed the path it did in part because an unusual high pressure system has been parked over Greenland.