Sentence examples similar to generally points toward from inspiring English sources

But then there are the nonpolling factors, some of which can be objectively measured and some of which cannot, but which would generally point toward Mr. Cain as being a second- or third-tier candidate.

It's a rock trio without a singer, just guitar-bass-drums, and it lives entirely in the brawny lead-up, the big gestures of riff, rhythm and echo that generally point toward the real composed beginning of a song, the part that we end up whistling.

The next time you talk to the guy, see if he turns his chest, shoulders, and feet toward you, and if he generally points his body in your direction.

The spinous processes of the thoracic vertebrae, excepting the last, point caudally (i.e., toward the tail), while those of the lumbar vertebrae generally point cranially (i.e., toward the head) at the transitional zone between these groups.

(Generally, the dancers pointed toward the direction of the next section; we ran).

My mother points toward the kitchen.

The evidence points toward the latter.

Every incentive points toward winning convictions.

It points toward further research.

"The compass always points toward the original spawn point.

But strong circumstantial evidence points toward Dickson.