Sentence examples for directly pointing from inspiring English sources

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

Here it's a little clearer that those negative point charges are pointing directly toward the orbitals, here I think you can see that the negative point charges are not directly pointing toward any of the orbitals.

Some lawmakers raised questions about that characterization, and, in appearances on talk programs today, suggested, without directly pointing to Mr. Lay, that crimes might have been committed at Enron.

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 tacky setting, in the glare of lights, and the deadpan humor -- the plaster cowboy grimacing, the matron, icy cold, like a portly Clint Eastwood with bobby pins, an arrow and the word "push" painted on a glass door in the foreground and directly pointing at her head -- lifts the image from the level of sight gag to something approaching an American paradigm.

When people are engaged, they will face you directly, "pointing" at you with their whole body.

Keep your arms parallel and directly pointed at the ceiling.

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

paper I do not directly point and illustrate these laws to Saturn and Jupiter.

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.