Sentence examples for personal compass from inspiring English sources

Wordsworth is cited going shopping for mousetraps; Ted Hughes, Armitage's personal compass, is mentioned playfully faking a pedigree for a wodwo.

The same personal compass that helped Mr. Lewis amass a film résumé that reads like a one-man monument to comedy — "Cinderfella," "The Errand Boy," "The Disorderly Orderly," among so many — has led him to this improbable point.

O'Neal is the primary force in a league filled with young players, many not long out of high school, who have unprecedented talent but are without a personal compass.

That voice belongs to our personal compass and is always available — it's where I draw my strength.

Set your own personal compass for a direction of travel you wish to travel, your own north.

But the final say, the composite of all the words spoken, will be finally judged by that which is inside of me and on the terms of my personal compass.

What's interesting is an individual's personal, internal compass".

The real Snowden is quiet, thoughtful and deeply beholden to his own personal moral compass.

That is surely a dangerous road to go down: implying that Mr Cameron's personal moral compass is the final arbiter as cuts are decided.

The integrity, intellect and reputations of Judge Michael Mukasey, Gen. Michael V. Hayden and others have now been besmirched by Obama because their realistic worldview and firsthand experience do not mesh with the president's desire to install his personal "moral compass" as the core of U.S. foreign and defense policy.

As most all writing about him notes, he lives in Anacortes, a small town north of Seattle, and for years has released his music on a record label that he runs himself, following his personal musical compass wherever it leads him — from lo-fi contemporary folk to noise rock, electronica, and Norwegian doom metal.