Sentence examples for actually pointed toward from inspiring English sources

Stirring platitudes about "our warriors in Afghanistan" and "their heroic Afghan partners," but none that actually pointed toward victory.

Paul Salem, a Lebanon-based Middle East scholar with the Carnegie Endowment, recently suggested, "It might be Turkey's century, because it's the only country in the Middle East actually pointing toward the future".

"My mom actually pointed me toward it," Lourd said of her start in the business.

He was actually being pointed toward the Hopeful on Sept. 2, but Rice decided that her horse was ready to run now.

The soldiers in the 70 vehicles farther back in the column surrendered immediately.A kinder, gentler futureThe CBU-105, however frightening, may actually point the way toward less violent warfare.

AT first glance, they look like a colossal case of overkill: Immense billboards in Times Square promoting, and actually pointing the viewer's eye down toward, two rival hot-dog vendors on the sidewalks below.

And what look like artifacts of the past — literary chestnuts, archaic stories, half-forgotten recordings — are actually signs pointing toward the future.

Only through decomposition procedures can we see that opposing effects which cancel overall gender quit rate differences are actually all pointing toward lower female job mobility.

While quit rates are similar for both males and females (approximately 2%), decomposition procedures show that opposing effects which cancel overall gender quit rate differences are actually all pointing toward lower female job mobility.

Everything pointed toward disaster.

And he pointed toward the TV.