Sentence examples for be to point to from inspiring English sources

The harsh critique would be to point to Scottish failure to heed a warning.

The best possible refutation of the claim that Islam and democracy are incompatible would be to point to an existing government where liberal and Islamic values work together.

Perhaps the answer for Ms Lagarde, and other world leaders who see the problem, might be to point to "poor science" – by which I mean economics.

Another response would be to point to Mr Hamilton's research and recent history and conclude that the weak growth which has prevented those astronomical prices is a direct result of the high cost of oil.

Another and perhaps more effective response to Sokal and Bricmont would be to point to the positive work done on Deleuze and science.

"Ryan's role is to point to the Promised Land, Norquistt replied.

The critic's job is to point to the best.

The goal of LegisLink is to point to government or government-designated resources.

The simplest approach to believability is to point to a unique, provable attribute of the product.

If you were to point to his social position, you'd have to say: jock.

If you were to point to one single factor this was it".