Sentence examples for restored direction from inspiring English sources

All I know for certain is that the sound of those waves, the chorus of starlings, wrens, and seagulls, lifted my soul, comforted my heart, and restored direction.

Brown, the coach of the 2000 Olympic team in Sydney, Australia, was brought in this year to restore direction and the team theme with top-level N.B.A. players.

Because since the 1980s, Rome has concentrated on asserting doctrinal clarity and uniformity, partly to restore direction following divisions opened up by the second Vatican council in the early 1960s.

Sub-apical spiral bundles of cortical microtubules may serve as a "structural memory" enabling to restore growth direction after obstacle encounter [ 143, 206].

"We need to start moving in the direction of restoring confidence, a direction in which we have managed to move against in the past".

The State Coach of England was restored under his direction for the Coronation too.

The first recognition made him come to terms with a new age, the second restored the true direction of his poetry and also his finer humanity.

Trains have been restored in one direction and the authorities have announced compensation for the victims.

Physiologic motion of the syndesmosis was restored in all directions.

Services were restored in both directions on Saturday, June 27, but with a reduced maximum speed of 35 mph on the entire Red Line, and slower speeds in the area of the collision.

Table 2 shows that the integrity of the meniscus was restored in the SI direction (−0.27 ± 0.22 mm versus −0.2 ± 0.14 mm) as well as the ML direction (0.11 ± 0.15 mm versus 0.02 ± 0.13 mm), with no significant difference between the two states (p = 0.309, p = 0.3419).