Sentence examples for distinctly pointed from inspiring English sources

A hurried motorist probably would interpret this without trouble and would keep going toward the East River Drive: but we were on foot, and far gone in meditation, and for us the arrow distinctly pointed straight up past the dingy railroad tracks and on into Heaven.

After a brief beat of hesitation, he raised his arm and very distinctly pointed out towards no particular, distant point, suggesting some momentarily scheduled commitment.

The fact that this was the same quartet of European countries that had been most vociferously against the American-led war on Iraq made the meeting's timing distinctly pointed.

Entoloma luteum is a duller yellow color, with a less distinctly pointed umbo.

Interestingly, they decry public education spending and distinctly point out the need to eliminate funding for school sports.

An accompanying commentary, sounding distinctly exasperated, pointed out that efforts to restrain overtesting and overtreatment have continued for decades.

And yet is there not something distinctly odd in pointing, in 2007 -- not to mention in the memoirs of 2011 and the film interview in 2013 -- to "the kind of authority and influence we had back in '03"?

"Totally Biased," which is executive produced by Chris Rock, was launched in August of 2012, adapting San Francisco native Bell's live show as a weekly comedy program with a distinctly progressive point of view.

"Tom Campbell has a distinctly different point of view than I do," Ms. Fiorina said.

Many more of the wines seemed to possess an earthy, distinctly Spanish point of view.

His humor revealed an irreverent man with a distinctly black point of view.