Sentence examples for by pointing up from inspiring English sources
But Maxtone-Graham shifthetechnologicalical focus, by pointing up the crucial role of wireless communication.
Its graphicness serves a purpose by pointing up what is being kept hidden.
Yet by pointing up its introspective, even lachrymose facets, Ms. Mutter and Mr. Previn (here conducting the London Symphony Orchestra) offer a fresh take.
By pointing up Phil's smugness and the way he uses humor to keep people at a distance, Ramis's rewrite, which brought Bill Murray aboard, turned Phil into a classic comic hero: a man in need of comeuppance.
And as relatively few American artists do, he pulls contemporary Africa, firsthand, into the big global picture, partly by pointing up a big global problem it shares with the rest of the world.
Two Man Show does it by pointing up the fact that naturalistic theatre might be a tool of the patriarchy, while Triple Threat suggests that it is in live art and singing and dancing that liberation might lie.
John was completely gone by this point, staring up at the cheesy "sky" and pointing up at stars.
You can check this by pointing it up at the moon.
The missing part of diffuse scatter x-ray diagram was constructed point by point up to a very large K.
The telescopic sight used by actual snipers points up the ambiguity of the term "shooting".
The importance of the veils in shaping is pointed up by our geometric morphometric analysis.
