Sentence examples for give a pointer from inspiring English sources

The 2006 tournament should give a pointer to whether it is right.

This odd collection of artefacts gives a pointer to the nature of this series: Humans is part domestic melodrama, part thriller and part philosophical headscratcher.

John Murphy of musicOMH said that the lyrics make Spears "sound extraordinarily world-weary for a 27 year old" and added that it "gives a pointer to an interesting new direction".

The team hope to have results within around four years which will give a strong pointer as to whether reconditioned organs will last as long as standard transplanted lungs.

By Josephine Daskam Bacon The New Yorker, March 28 , 1931P. 82 Letter to Carolyn Wells, the writer asking her to give a few pointers on the art of writing mystery stories.

After studying human lie-detection and then implementing the principles while working with thousands of teens, parents and families, I wanted to give a few pointers for adults, teachers and parents.

Since the neutrino itself travels to us unpertrubed by galactic magnetic fields or interstellar gas, that should give a rather accurate pointer to its source - presumably some violent astrophysical event.

I should start by saying it's very difficult to talk with any certainly of mutual understanding about a series which hasn't aired yet, but I like to give a couple of pointers.

samantha hawley (@samanthahawley) Gary Gray says NT announcement was to give people a pointer on policy "direction" August 16, 2013 The ABC's Sam Hawley has been following campaign Rudd around this week.

Their players' individual performances in Amsterdam may give us a pointer as to just who will be their next big cash cow.

We are unaware of a literature of studies that examine fitness consequences of experimental manipulations of scent and nectar independently and simultaneously, but would be happy to do so if the reviewer could give us a pointer to this literature.