Sentence examples for so directing from inspiring English sources

As members of the species Homo sapiens, each human exhibits a very special "directed movement" skill: that of so directing the musculature of their six speech organs that they can produce patterned arrangements of arbitrary sounds to "linguistically represent" their environment.

So directing this is my own way of making a statement".

Parsons now says that it did so, directing an Iraqi subcontractor to correct deficiencies at no additional charge.

"That's the one question western officials are most desperate not to be asked, so directing people's ire to Edward Snowden and Apple is beneficial in the extreme".

The 1938 edition of Larousse Gastronomique – the culinary equivalent of going to your nan for relationship advice (wisdom tempered with intransigence) – says simply, and dismissively, "Voir pêche", so directing the reader to a million variations on peaches poached in vanilla syrup, served with raspberries and sweetened cream, and often named after some early 20th-century starlet.

For instance, a person locates a question, find a solution and post the link of the answer at SO directing the users to his/her website.

It's all so clear, so directed - where is the room for imagination?

Mr. Bush has not drawn quite so direct a link between economic suffering and political rage.

I was so directed by my father that it took many years to even begin to find my own voice.

I could claim that inside the cathedral I was practicing some quasi-exercise in meditation, but I didn't experience it as something so directed, so cerebral.

So direct your attention outward while remaining connected inward.