Sentence examples for answer pointing from inspiring English sources

David Cameron's answer, pointing to efficiencies by the police, suggests he believes there is plenty more scope for savings.

This desireratum is satisfied by an answer pointing out a function f which yields for each person a suitable admired person.

Meanwhile, the paper's writer Shaun Custis wonders: "How on earth did Liverpool manage that?" Dominic King, in the Daily Mail, reckons he knows the answer, pointing to the side's defensive failings.

Advocacy groups immediately protested her answer, pointing out that under the Supreme Court case Plyler v. Doe, all children ― undocumented or not ― are entitled to a free public education.

Hume isn't very excited about that answer, pointing out that Democrats believe they'd have been better off in 1994 had the Clinton-era reforms had passed, and that if McConnell believes the Dems are in trouble electorally if it passes, then it follows that they're in good shape if it fails.

The answer pointed to something far more sinister than a random holdup.

This answer points out a constitutive aspect of virtual reality.

The answer points both to the White House and to Brussels.

His answer pointed to a true concern for what Elin's issues are all about.

"The telephone," he answered, pointing to a sleek black creation sitting on a desk.

Nonetheless, Mangini found himself answering pointed big-picture questions about Clemens's value.