Sentence examples for always point to from inspiring English sources

Supporters always point to hard work but we all worked our butts off.

(To which she would always point to her plunging popularity rating and reply, "Some career move").

Herzog can always point to some external force to explain his calamities.

But regulators in any country can always point to specific, less risky elements in their banking systems.

I couldn't afford to play a single bad game because people would always point to my relationship with the manager.

Doomsters always point to its traditional trading floor, crowded with noisily jostling people, and say that electronic exchanges must offer lower-cost trading.

Edwards always pointed to his shining example.

Ms. Slinger has always pointed to European Surrealism as an influence, and you can see that.

"Everyone always points to the racial stuff as the problem with updating the book," Mr. Hess said last week.

I told truncated versions of the tale, always pointing to the book, trying not to appear as unhinged as I looked.

Also, the editor who ran that training program I was a part of, Richard Kipling, was always pointing to examples of great writers we could emulate.