Sentence examples for compass pointing from inspiring English sources

Using the same color palette, a unique six-pointed Chicago star represents a compass pointing in all directions reaching out to the world.

And what direction is your compass pointing tomorrow?

Dr. Cetron stressed that the model was like a compass, pointing in a certain direction, but providing no firm answers.

Bain's logo is a compass pointing a few degrees to the right of vertical, and Bainies use the phrase all the time.

All of this movement is reshaping the region, making it less like a compass pointing north and more like a hub with many spokes.

He will be less adventurous than Mr Blair has been, more pragmatic, his moral compass pointing more towards ending poverty than fighting tyranny.

The compass pointed toward Broadway.

His moral compass pointed to tolerance and kindness.

The show's compass pointed more toward sleek and stylishly woozy electro-soul, after the example of the influential producer J Dilla.

The show's compass pointed more in the direction of sleek and stylishly woozy electro-soul, after the example of the influential producer J Dilla.

From the beginning, Holbrook's compass pointed to science.