Sentence examples for thought leading from inspiring English sources

Languages differ in how they express thought, leading some researchers to suggest that speakers of different languages perceive objects differently.

These findings suggest that the spatio-temporal control of microtubule nucleation is more complex than previously thought, leading us to a re-evaluation of the concept of the microtubule-organizing center.

European Union leaders are meeting this week to at last deal with a debt crisis rattling investors worldwide who once thought leading to euro zone countries was virtually risk-free.

"I was trying to make sure we didn't put too much on Ruben's plate in the beginning, and I thought leading off might be a little too much for him to start out with," Collins said.

As I argued before he was forced to resign, the problem with the Andrew Mitchell "plebgate" row was that it was the kind of thing people thought leading Tories really thought and would say.

A flurry of recent research papers has indicated that the slowdown was less pronounced than previously thought, leading some scientists to renew claims that those nicknames are inaccurate and should be abandoned.

"Characters again acting on their own," the tutor Julian thinks, "leading to plot complications without end".

But I think leading ladies are changing …" She mentions Bridesmaids, last year's widely and rightly loved Kristen Wiig comedy.

But the expansion of numbers of home students that I think leading universities will make will impact on other universities.

Sway asks what his father thinks, leading to an on-air phone call with Lucious who learns that Hakeem leaked his album online.

The effect on teamwork is too high". I think leading a team is like leading an orchestra.