Compass used in a sentence

Compass in a sentence as a noun

So that's what's tipping the scales on my moral compass.

You pay a dollar, you get a pizza compass.

> I think it's good for a moral compass to be partly dictated by the state.

Is your moral compass really dictated by the state?

I believe in the end, it's not Jonathan you need to reach out to, it's your own moral compass.

As a result, sure, he has to live a carefully examined life, and make sure the projects he's working on aren't skewing his compass.

Well, clearly this guy's moral compass is a bit out of whack, but the IAmA does offer some fascinating insights into this world...

Compass in a sentence as a verb

There is also the infamous compass video [1] where multiple devices all with different hardware report different readings.

The reason why the Mercator projection was popular for so long is that its angles correspond to compass points and you navigate by a trivial algorithm:1.

My Reputation in my Calling I will honourably guard; but I will in no way go about to compass or wrest judgement or gratification from any one with whom I may deal.

They came close to uniting Eurasia into a world empire, and in so doing they spread throughout it technologies like paper, gunpowder, paper money, or the compass and trousers.

" [0] The author's basic argument is that brands have historically filled an information gap. Before the Internet, when consumers didn't have tons of on-demand info about products, brands were a compass that pointed them in the right direction.

The failure to recognize the good in America, indeed the many ways in which it still leads the world, and see the difference between a free country with perhaps too-strict sentencing guidelines and one which enslaves and kills its people for purely political transgressions, is indicative of the erosion of one axis of our moral compass and the early sign of a culture and a nation turning in on itself and destroying itself.