Sentence examples for which we directed from inspiring English sources

Our decision to preselect the articles solved two serious problems that arose the first year, in which we directed students to find relevant articles and bring them to lab.

I have said elsewhere that research is an intentional activity, in which we direct our activity towards a particular goal.

As Green writes in section 149 of the Prolegomena to Ethics: "we only find unity in the world because we have an idea that it is there, an idea which we direct our powers to realise".

Four senators on the Environment and Public Works Committee, including James Inhofe and David Vitter, sent a letter to Ms. McCarthy asking for her take on a petition the Institute for Policy Integrity, which we direct, submitted to the EPA in 2009.

The table to which we were directed was covered with crumbs, and I had to go in search of cutlery and napkins.

The passage clearly suggests, however, that the intentional object towards which we are directed is part of the psychological act.

In some cases the intentional object does not exist, but even in these cases there is an object external to the mental act towards which we are directed.

But the objects of chosen acts are the intelligible intrinsic goods (aspects of human flourishing) which we are directed to by practical reason's first principles.

Brentano accounts for these cases by arguing that an object towards which we are directed does not immediately vanish from consciousness once the mental act is over.

He talks of God as "a location to which we can direct our gratitude" and of art as "affection made manifest".

These findings also illustrate that we should be cautious in assuming that portion size as such is the parameter to which we should direct our attention.