Sentence examples for back points to from inspiring English sources

But South Korea's ability to endure such hardships and bounce back points to another lesson: the need for a sense of shared national purpose and willingness to sacrifice.

The Sandlers pushed back, pointing to their 43-year track record at Golden West.

I smiled at him encouragingly and he smiled back, pointing to the small flag in my hand.

Here, Atlantic cod and other predatory fish, whose numbers nosedived in the early 1990s, seem to be struggling back, pointing to the resilience of marine communities, researchers say.

But his supporters hit back, pointing to the recount in the 2000 contest between George W. Bush and Al Gore.

For example, it may be better to say, "Is there any pain in your back (pointing to your back)?

Henman summoned up his crucial second break of the set in the seventh game when Agassi hit a forehand long, and he survived three break-back points to serve out for the set.

Federer broke his opponent in game one of the fourth set but the Russian 18th seed had immediate break-back points to restore parity.

Thinking back, he points to instances of racism that he once shrugged off.

The model is useful for assessing the steady-state and dynamic responses of large power systems with embedded back-to-back and point-to-point VSC-HVDC links.

Most back azimuths point to Shinmoedake crater, and a few point slightly north of the crater.