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Discover LudwigThe phrase "steered me toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how someone guided or directed you to a particular choice, decision, or path. Example: "My mentor steered me toward a career in engineering, encouraging me to pursue my passion for technology."
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The man there steered me toward free bagels and coffee.
My high school guidance counselor steered me toward engineering because I excelled at math and science.
When we went shopping together, she always steered me toward "sitting pretty shoes".
The site seamlessly steered me toward my friend's registry after I typed in a name.
He steered me toward some shirts that I would never have tried, and, behold, they worked.
In high school, my big brother, Ben, steered me toward chess, whose beauty lies in its mind-boggling complexity.
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When I was younger he tried to steer me toward the law, and the Esso job went against his grain.
My natural inclination steers me toward the indoors not only in my actual life but also in the settings of the entertainment I read and watch.
If anything, I was trying to flunk out, hoping a professor would unmask me and steer me toward a trade school or Navy recruiter's office.
Mr. Yoshida may suggest toro, as creamy and tender as butter, or he may steer me toward mildly briny spotted sardine or transparently light needlefish.
I recently toured a dozen or so Web sites -- some having to do with travel, some not -- sampling the discourse and the technology while on my quest for whale mavens who could steer me toward more close encounters of the cetaceous variety.
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