Sentence examples for constantly point to from inspiring English sources

They represent the worst of a failed system that foreigners constantly point to as a lack of American ingenuity.

Differential gears driven by the chariot's wheels allowed a wooden figurine (in the shape of a Chinese state minister) to constantly point to the south, hence its name.

On the campaign trail he's constantly pointing to his accomplishments as an entrepreneur and self-made billionaire businessman.

Even on the polarizing social issue of abortion, Mr. McCain constantly points to his anti-abortion votes in Congress.

"In the meantime, it is very Iranian," he said, "because he constantly points to issues that are about the lives of Iranians".

In our interview he constantly pointed to the importance of the prevention work.

Ethnographies of Indian state constantly points to the blurred boundaries between the categories of state and society in India.

Constantly pointing to violence in far away places dulls our ability to name the violence that is thriving in our schools, churches, neighborhoods, families and homes.

The de Blasio administration constantly points to the numbers (a little over 46,000 last year) as proof that the mayor has carried out his campaign promise to reform the police department, even though a decline in the numbers actually began in former mayor Michael Bloomberg's last year.

It's not funny if you have to constantly point it out to people.

"I think it's a very good thing, particularly here on the Hill, because too many people are constantly going point to point to point," said Sushma Taylor, one of the attendees.