Sentence examples for actions to point from inspiring English sources

With his eight-day tour of the Asia-Pacific, his affirmation of equality on the Internet, and his move to block mass deportations, President Barack Obama has some big post-election actions to point to as he seeks to rebound from the disaster of the mid-term elections.

Some would prefer, when explaining American actions overseas, to point a finger at the domestic "energy lobby".

All in all, the North's actions seemed to point not only to the end of the sunshine policy but also to a dangerous disintegration of relations.

This is not to dismiss the cold, callous nature of the Cleveland shooter's actions, but to point to an inconsistency that must be addressed.

In such cases, it may be better to point to actions that the reactor can avoid taking that is, to encourage him in acts of passive resistance.

But fully embracing her often risky, impulsive actions to the point of encouraging others to model them is another.

You speak in support of a two-state solution, but you have never lifted a finger to advance it; your actions only point to the opposite direction.

Most readers miss that point, but V's actions certainly point to that area, which Moore is more than familiar with.