Sentence examples for thought directed from inspiring English sources

This line of thought directed us to formulate the question of how much the biology of basal-like tumors with BRCA1 mutations differs from the biology of basal-like tumors without BRCA1 mutations.

But I remember, until then I was happy being a video director, and I thought directing a feature film was way out of my field.

"I think directing changes you on set [when you go back to acting].

"I think directing is like acting: it can only come from your centre.

Students: Tell us whether you think directing charitable resources to other countries is the right thing to do.

""I think directing and choreographing have such a similarity," he has told the LA Times, "how to work with movement and motion and narration and emotion and creating images...

The Founders created the Electoral College because they thought direct, nationwide elections impractical in a land of loosely knit former colonies whose people did not know or trust each other that much and could barely communicate with one another.

"Coming up to 1998, we thought direct human impacts were the biggest threat to reefs," says Clive Wilkinson, editor of the report and a marine biologist at the Australian Institute of Marine Science in Cape Ferguson, referring to such events as pollution and destructive fishing practices.

Think direct and indirect reported speech.

Because that's what people think directing is.

TRACY KIDDER: I think direct aid from both sources is necessary, but not loans.