Sentence examples for word direction from inspiring English sources

Her use of the word "direction" apparently let the NRCC believe it had the license to go from Medicare-X straight to the spooky language about the Sanders plan, even though she does not support it.

With writing, acting and, for want of a better word, direction this good, Woody and friends could be stickmen in a flickbook (or an Etch A Sketch) and you'd still want to know what happens to them.

It took eight tries until I discovered that using the word "directions" in the query like Google suggests really throws everything off.

Additionally, although the scale is balanced, there is an item wording direction bias in the clusters; aggression items are pro-trait, and conventionalism items are con-trait.

Unlike assertions, orders have a world-to-word direction of fit.

Speech acts such as assertions and predictions have word-to-world direction of fit, while speech acts such as commands have world-to-word direction of fit.

Insofar, his list exhibits world-to-word direction of fit: It is, so to speak, the job of the items in his cart to conform to what is on his list.

Constative utterances have a word-world direction of fit (what is said is supposed to conform to what the world is like), while performative utterances have world-word direction of fit (the world is supposed to be changed to fit what is said).

For example, the words "direction" and "reversed" were used to describe changes in the system.

They did not evolve — at least if that word connotes direction.

Pascal pointed out that she had not previously received a single word of direction from Sony's corporate parent company in the 25 years she had worked for the studio.