Sentence examples for points guided from inspiring English sources

Those three points guided Weiner's work and egalitarian philosophy toward art making and art viewing throughout his career.

He provided the film's core plot points, guiding Brad Renfro as student Todd Bowden through the horrors of his past.

These four points guide the successful application of the extended Marcus theory, which has broad relevance to interpretation of charge transfer data, including multiple-site concerted electron proton transfer reaction data.

Allardyce had, at that point, guided Bolton Wanderers from the second tier of English football into mid-table Premier League security.

These alliances and campaigns in civil society, as well as ones in the business world, are the start of a positive civil society "tipping point", guided by the optimistic hope that we can still act to stop global warming.

Until then, fluid therapy needs to be personalised with physiological end-points, guided by dynamic tests like PLR manoeuvre, and monitored by using cumulative fluid balance coupled, where possible, with daily weights to avoid the adverse outcomes associated with fluid overload.

But in EUROASPIRE a specialist care starting point guided CHD patient selection [ 23].

The true guide in life is our creator, helping us to see our vantage point, guiding us all the way.

The major themes that arose were separated into 'why it's never happening again' and 'how it's never happening again' and these two key points guide the discussion below.

I have at several points been guided by their work.

Using the head as a reference point, draw guide shapes for his torso and limbs.