Sentence examples for world guiding from inspiring English sources

Thomas Stevenson's name may not have been widely known, yet "all the time, his lights were in every part of the world, guiding the mariner".

Accordingly, God is still able to exercise a sort of general providence over the world, guiding it in the direction of his objectives as creator, or at least something approximating them (Rhoda 2010).

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Our new interactive map allows users to acquaint themselves with the consultations around the world guiding the WDR and its thinking.

It was then "filmed" by Mr. Cameron, who moved a "virtual camera" through that world, guided by a screen showing a mix of the real and the constructed.

For more than 70 years, he has conducted pioneering research in every branch of mathematics, collaborated with colleagues around the world, guided the doctoral theses of countless students, and established correspondence schools in the Soviet Union and in the United States.

The latest focuses on a fish named Fins, who swims around his underwater world guided by your child's touchscreen gestures, triggering an animation whenever he encounters one of the yellow hotspots.

Dr. Robbins, who has published extensively on refractory headaches, has written a practical "real world" guide to outpatient treatment.

GSA is based on the interaction of masses situated in a small isolated world guided by the approximation of Newtonian's laws of gravity and motion.

Their influence by the Yoruba religious tradition, one of the 10 largest religions in the world, guides their musical talent and empowers their ideas.

It's as if Alice took Ziggy Stardust's hand and followed him down the rabbit hole to a world guided by the twists and turns of Randol's ethereal and colorful vocals.