Sentence examples for had always pointed from inspiring English sources

His "career track," according to one prominent Republican, had always pointed toward running for governor in 2001.

Speculation in this Central Valley town had always pointed to Mr. Peterson, who had denied any involvement in his wife's disappearance but who the police had said was being less than fully cooperative with their investigation.

The multicultural nature of the celebration underscored a dramatic shift that has taken place in Jefferson scholarship since 1998, when genetic studies linking Jefferson to Sally Hemings's youngest son, Eston, gave fresh import to circumstantial evidence that had always pointed to Jefferson's paternity.

The mission that consumed him with unusual urgency was to say something universal and definitive, to make the lasting statement that the compass of his career had always pointed to and that would make him worthy of the attention he had commanded at his peak.

Ms. Slinger has always pointed to European Surrealism as an influence, and you can see that.

But as UConn Coach Geno Auriemma has always pointed out, he has Diana Taurasi and other teams don't.

"In times of crisis," said Shapiro, "our bottom line has always pointed our fans to ABC News.

"I've always pointed Stephentown for a race on Aug. 4," Reinstedler said.

However, Page has always pointed out, he was perfectly capable of getting the album recorded in three weeks.

Yet every self-respecting introduction to every paperback edition of the novel has always pointed this out.

We have always pointed out that this finding should be read as a surrogate for parental love, concern and discipline.