Sentence examples for directly pointed from inspiring English sources

Senior officials in Italy have not directly pointed a finger of blame at Egypt.

As with the Sony, the Click Pad is RF, so it need not be directly pointed at the set to make selections.

In her statement, of great dignity but justified anger, she directly pointed to the damage Lance Armstrong's dope-cheating did to her career, and to the entire women's sport, by killing its sponsorship.

During group discussion, Evan directly pointed out he had problems to construct article with the Qi-cheng-zhuan-he method.

Note that all these features are directly pointed at usability: making things easier, better and more accessible while also being attractive and cohesive as parts of a single object.

Additionally, it does not rely on a clear line of sight meaning the controller does not have to be directly pointed at the console and it will continue to work if the signal is blocked by a person crossing in front of it.

The UN team in Syria described the attack as "indiscriminate and unforgivable" but declined to directly point the finger at Assad's loyalists.

Experts at Kaspersky Lab said it was the first time they had discovered a cyber-attack that directly points to hackers in North Korea.

Some of the world's most eminent ballistics experts have uncovered "the first evidence directly pointing to the innocence of Jeremy Bamber", convicted of a notorious multiple murder 27 years ago.

The word Colorado in sentence 1, on the other hand, is a name because it directly points to the specific river.

A name singles out the entity by directly pointing to it, not by specifying it as a member of a class.