Sentence examples for power to guide from inspiring English sources
I wish he would use his power to guide our attention more to the big picture.
Moreover, the military's power to guide policy is, at the moment, unchecked.
In 12th-century China, it was believed that spirits had the power to guide a "planchette" to write Chinese characters.
The power to guide the plot lies with the actors; the people watching are left to, well, watch.
As the more liberal partner of Russia's ruling tandem, Mr. Medvedev still has power to guide Russia between authoritarianism and reform, though it is ebbing.
If Mr. Gingrich is forced to rely chiefly on small donors, his campaign could provide the best test yet of the Republican fund-raising elite's waning, but still potent, power to guide the course of the quadrennial nominating contest.
The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously to give Ivory Coast's prime minister, Charles Konan Banny, left, sweeping new powers to guide the nation to elections within a year.
So, too, in "Pang," Ms. Kalloo, Ms. Tooman, Paul Hamilton and Richard Rivera might have been summoning powers to guide them in a struggle to survive.
It is no longer about thinking our way through life any more, but we must open up to the feminine and allow our intuitive-feeling powers to guide us.
Ronaldo has so much power and so much ability to guide the ball with breathtaking disguise that he could take a shot from 28 yards out, and Thibaut Courtois, Atletico's impressive young Belgian keeper, could dive and still not get to the flight of the shot.
Her grace, elegance of speech, deep connection to basic human principles and unquestionable personal power continues to guide my imagery of what it means to be a woman.
