Sentence examples for ability to point from inspiring English sources

We are unique as a species in our ability to point meaningfully.

Without them, Hubble will lose both power and the ability to point in the right direction.

The app's ability to point me toward an establishment that would serve me these beers is lacking, however.

In 1987 the ability to point to a certain show — a Cornell '77 or a Fillmore East 1970 — indicated great knowledge.

Without new batteries and new gyroscopes it would lose both the power and the ability to point in the right direction.

The lack of three working wheels probably robs it of the ability to point precisely enough to detect Earth-size planets.

(VSOP was also known as the Highly Advanced Laboratory for Communication and Astronomy [HALCA].) In 2003 the VSOP lost its ability to point accurately, and the program ended.

These breeds, however, are known for their industriousness and ability to point and retrieve and not for their speed; an alliterative Southern expression is "busy as a bird dog," not "fast" as one.

Benjamin sought to link the announcement to the government's "undisclosed dealings with the Stanford group," though the current opposition was in power when Stanford first established himself in Antigua, so his ability to point fingers will be limited.

The call came from Prada that a plastic bag or tarp was caught on its keel wings, sapping speed as well as the boat's ability to point at an optimal angle high into the wind.

If you don't act now, Mr. Hunter's treachery will stand and the players' ability to point their union in the right direction will be delayed and compromised to your continued detriment.