lead one to

Idioms  

1. Cause one to do something. For example, This report leads me to believe that we're in an economic recession, or Her unexpected pregnancy led her to take a leave of absence. [First half of 1500s]

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Example Sentences

It’s about completing the puzzle and uniting the stories that lead one to another, creating a story with the final purpose of getting to this conclusive event, which is the creation of Pennywise, the incarnation of evil.

From Los Angeles Times

These searches often lead one to Facebook groups with names like Narcissist Awareness and Expose the Narcissist With the Truth where members share stories of cheating partners and abusive parents and trade lists of warning signs and short maxims like “to preserve one’s mental health, one must abandon the narcissist.”

From Slate

That does lead one to briefly wonder about why that phrase is always attached to moments where the whips step back and allow MSPs to speak as individuals.

From BBC

It’s less whimsical than the title might lead one to expect, but short on grit and long on feeling.

From Los Angeles Times

Even beyond something like climate change, we can be certain that everyone we love is going to die and so are we, and there’s something that comes from embracing that in a certain way that can lead one to actually be free and happy and to cherish the life that we do have.

From Los Angeles Times