Sentence examples for it would point to from inspiring English sources

And then on another trial, it would point to another object, and so on.

Rather, it would point to life as commonplace, even if intelligent life were less so.

If the new accusation holds up, it would point to a troubling connection between hackers and terrorist cells.

If the line were not deflected by such local irregularities in the Earth's mass as mountains, it would point to the geographic zenith.

If these figures were represented nationally it would point to 3,000 cases a year and 300 deaths, making death from a blood clot a greater risk than in a plane crash.

A narrow victory won't be enough, as it would point to a strong swing away by white, working-class voters, who make Ukip a serious threat in less diverse northern heartland seats such as John Healey's Wentworth and Dearne or Caroline Flint's Don Valley.

"If I could point to a university that is not doing all it could to attract veterans, I would point to Princeton," Dakduk said.

"If anyone were to ever question it, we would point to Napoleone and VEGF," says Tessier-Lavigne.

If the Obama administration complained, which it didn't, China would point to all those surveillance flights that the U.S. conducts near Chinese territory.

Nevertheless, a fall of 30% in hospital mortality, even if it is only true in part, would point to important medical advances and/or better hospital care.

If you were to draw a line from the floor through your shoulders it would point straight up to the sky.