Sentence examples for case points from inspiring English sources

But Morrill's case points to another possibility.

Pfaff, in making his case, points to a surprising pattern.

His case points to striking differences in the ways the United States and Japan treat innovators.

"The evidence in this case points to only one conclusion," Mr. Romankow said.

What his case points to is the extent to which our understandings of difference remain superficial.

Evidence collected in the case points to corruption involving U.S. funds and actively undermining GIRoA counter-insurgency policy.

"Evidence collected in the case points to corruption involving US funds and actively undermining Afghan government counter-insurgency policy," the cable adds.

As the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense Fund brief in the case points out, the best evidence of the ongoing need for the V.R.A. is the data on preclearance itself.

Case in point, Point Break.

Case in point, right?

(Case in point?