Sentence examples for by pointing on from inspiring English sources

She can spell and communicate on a second-grade level by pointing on a communication board.

The person with ID shows their degree of agreement with a particular statement by pointing on a visual four-point scale ranging from 'strongly agree' to 'strongly disagree'.

She couldn't speak anymore, but communicated tenaciously by pointing to letters on a chart.

Hunt illustrated his final point on Sunday by pointing to Al-Madinah school.

Three-time Pulitzer prize winner Barton Gellman dismantled the whole report point-by-point on his blog.

They have gone to some lengths to respond to the charges, point by point, on The Times's Wheels blog.

Scalars can be represented graphically by points on some numerical scale such as a clock or thermometer.

When asked to consider immigration reform point by point, on the merits — with stronger border and workplace enforcement and tough-but-fair rules for granting the undocumented legal status and citizenship — perhaps many may accept that path as sensible.

First, if the linked rings are thought of as circles, formed by points on a plane, then they have no thickness.

There is a much larger issue here than Black folks fighting in the newspapers and on the blogs, point by point on whether they are friends or not, small public contracts, open letters and the like.

A peak (trough) occurred when it was flanked by points on the both sides that were lower (higher) at least by the threshold value of 0.2.