Sentence examples for it all pointed from inspiring English sources

It all pointed to a triumph of internationalism, but it wasn't.

Like her occasionally off-center pitch, she makes it all pointed, integral to the show's lethal cynicism.

It all pointed to a Virginia-style beatdown — a low-scoring, a low-possession blowout that only seems close.

It all pointed back to the dictum of Lord Palmerston, the 19th-century prime minister, whom Mr. Gorbachev had surprised Mrs. Thatcher by quoting at their first meeting.

"So it all pointed in one direction," said Deirdre Quinn, the chief executive and a founder of Lafayette 148 with Shun Yen Siu, her partner in China.

It all pointed to one further asset Mr. Zorn had at the Met: Limor Tomer, the iconoclastic, groundbreaking general manager of the museum's concert and lecture series.

And for women like me, raging perimenopausal hormones make it all the more "pointed". Earlier this week I was at the American embassy in London for a passport renewal.

Right tendu (move your right foot to the right-toe first, extending it all the way without taking it off the ground-but keep a pointed toe).

You must guide it all the way to bottom of the notch, with your knife or another fine, pointed tool.

Infrared examination, X-ray testing and pigment analysis all pointed to the correct date, but, she said, it was when the overpainted halo on the Christ child was painstakingly removed that she knew the painting was correct.

My experiences with the journal and relating it to workshops conducted in Sweden, India, Taiwan, Holland, France, Finland, Denmark and the Philippines all pointed to something intangible going on when the mother tongue gets involved.