Sentence examples for sure guiding from inspiring English sources

Beyond the house's evergreen style, there is just not that sense with him of a sure guiding hand, especially in shapes and new proportions.

But the vintage of a political ambition is no sure guide to its virtue.

The past may not be a sure guide to the future.

Patterson is a sure guide through inhospitable terrain, be it the "elastic, almost infinite emptiness" of the tundra or the far recesses of the soul.

I believe that the principles upon which this nation was founded are the only sure guide to a resurgent economy and to a new greatness.

In many ways, it is this kind of leftfield success which makes the awards season such an addictive spectator sport, if not precisely a sure guide to quality.

The choral parts are conspicuously predominant, and, the words being a sure guide, it is not difficult for the audience to follow the intentions of the composer.

Adjustments can range from adding ramps or lifts to offering information in large print, or making sure guide dogs are welcome.

Then Laurent Franz from Oxford University and colleagues began looking at samples of mitochondrial DNA – inherited only from the mother, and therefore a sure guide to ancestry – taken from the bones of 59 European dogs that lived between 3,000 and 14,000 years ago.

Previn and the LSO are again sure guides here, and Bernard Haitink's set of all nine with the LPO (available for less than £20) is also highly regarded - and a fantastic bargain.

As so often, Cannes success is no sure guide to the glittering American prizes, although Paul Verhoeven's provocative rape-revenge movie Elle gets a foreign-language nod and its lead, Isabelle Huppert, is in the best actress (drama) category.