Sentence examples for all of which points from inspiring English sources

All of which points to a real if little-noticed shift in the once notoriously deadly business culture of Hollywood.

All of which points to the recession being long, if not necessarily as deep as first feared.

All of which points to the kind of steely ambition we've come to respect in our pop stars more than, say, the ability to write actual songs.

Goode briskly surveys the current research into the psychophysical dimensions of wine tasting, all of which points to a conclusion very different from Smith's.

All of which points to perhaps the greatest risk of research into geoengineering — it will erode the incentive to curb emissions.

All of which points to an even shorter timeline on a potential sale of the company – perhaps even shorter than the one-week sale seen in Lehman.

So-called "free trade" lives in the same economic neighborhood as sub-prime mortgages, CEO greed, the attack against unions and the divide between rich and poor--all of which point to the real challenge we must address: the collapse of wages for most Americans.

Before the flight ended, I had nearly five pages of notes — all of which pointed to the fact that we had some winners in terms of products.

The plant manager from Brentwood also came by the hospital, Mr. Richmond said, and together they talked through the events of his probable exposure -- all of which pointed to a case of simple bad luck.

However, the prosecution was able to produce evidence including Ulbricht's personal journals, as well as his bitcoin wallet containing millions of dollars' worth of the online-only currency, all of which pointed to his guilt.

Factories produced more, shoppers spent more and companies hired more, all of which pointed to a stronger economy in 2011, the Fed reported in its survey of nationwide economic conditions, which was released on Wednesday.