Sentence examples for is asked to point from inspiring English sources

When Robert J. Wichser, the president of JA Apparel, is asked to point out Joseph Abboud's door just down the hall, he demurs.

At the start of the examination, the patient is asked to point to the site of maximal tenderness.

The subject is asked to point with a joystick in the direction in which the target was presented (up, down, left, right).

A blank matrix is then presented and the child is asked to point to the cells that formerly contained the various objects.

The Matrices subtest measures the child's ability to solve new problems, perceive relationships and complete visual analogies without testing vocabulary or language skill (the child is asked to point to the picture that will complete a pattern).

The children's verbal intelligence was assessed with the Dutch translation of the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test-Revised (PPVT-R) [ 59] in which the child is asked to point to one of four pictures that best represents the meaning of the word that is spoken aloud.

She was asked to point him out in court Friday and say, for the written record, what he was wearing.

Visitors were asked to point their toes away from a shrine in one corner of the room, in deference to Indian custom.

While walking around Fiterman Hall on Monday, recalling the attack and its aftermath, Mr. Sullivan was asked to point out where his office had been.

For those who claim that there may be social consequences to same-sex marriage, it seems that they should be asked to point to specific examples in these "pilot" countries.

He and his wife ran experiments in which black children were asked to point to the doll they thought was "nice," the one they thought was was "bad," and the one they thought was most like themselves.