Sentence examples for views led into from inspiring English sources

Although in retrospect it can be seen that the dimensions of openness framework and the IEHIA method are complementary rather than fundamentally contradictory, some practical difficulties in merging these views led into their development side by side rather than together within the project.

Once you know what others are thinking, their views lead you into error.Perhaps people are congenitally programmed to follow the herd.

Four cameras make up the Jail Cam (www.mcso.org or crime.com), which lets visitors view detainees being led into the jail in handcuffs, being fingerprinted and booked and being taken to holding cells.

Then the ministers and deacons and acolytes stride into view, led by a rangy man with a tenor sax dangling from a strap around his clerical collar.

Older evangelical traditionalists like Prof. David Wells of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary near Boston argue that the newer approaches represent a "capitulation" to the broader culture — similar to the capitulation that in his view led the mainline churches into decline.

This point of view led Mirzakhani to new insights into other questions about moduli space.

The courts have taken the view that offenders who have been led into criminal acts by law-enforcement personnel are not guilty.

"The people are being led into bondage".

Readers should be led into temptation.

Stuff the LED into a balloon.

The functional point of view leads to an insight into the behaviour of a fuzzy system.