Sentence examples for primarily guides from inspiring English sources

This essay examines the focalization of Jane Austen's Persuasion and argues that the ear (and not the eye) of Austen's heroine, Anne Elliot, primarily guides the novel's narration.

They are not primarily guides for good behavior, for their simplicity masks the complexity of moral and theological reflection.

A possible explanation why PES did not affect the number of relevant diagnoses is that this format primarily guides the reasoning process of nurses, helping them to differentiate and document accurately.

Half said that they are primarily guided by their own reason, intuition or feelings.

In contrast, in HSA the steric complementarity is less significant and binding is primarily guided by polar interactions and van der Waals interactions appear to be less significant in the formation of the HSA-DMOBA complex.

With an increasing understanding of the cell at the molecular level, primarily guided by advances in high-throughput "omics" and systems biology, metabolic engineering has become more rational and less reliant on trial and error.

In fact, the Pom court expressly stated that it was "primarily guided" in its decision by "Congress's decision to entrust matters of juice beverage labeling to the FDA and by the FDA's comprehensive regulation of that labeling". Pom at 1178.

GPL motivates the most managerial interventions, probably due to its popularity and mixed feelings of the community with its adoption (loved by those who believe in "free software forever" and not so much by those primarily guided by competitive motivations).

Musically, the track is soft and is primarily guided by a gentle acoustic guitar.

She is now working closely with KaoRi to "make sure that whatever else we do within the exhibition is primarily guided by her comfort level".

The term does not infer that the non-dominating half brain is not involved at all but specifies that the observed behavior is primarily guided by the metacontrolling hemisphere.