Sentence examples for largely points from inspiring English sources

As usual, he poses no questions and largely points no morals; he shows up for his appointed six weeks, shoots everything he sees and spends a year editing the results.

For Lumus, the product roadmap largely points to displays with wider field-of-views and increasingly smaller form factors. "We're tirelessly trying to obsolete our own technology," Grobman said.

Critics of open-source health data largely point to privacy considerations.

Computational models [4 6] and lesion and genetic studies in rodents [7 12] largely point to the dentate gyrus as responsible for pattern separation and the CA3 and CA1 subfields for pattern completion (but see [13 16]).

The government recently renewed Google's license to operate its www.google.cn Web site, although the company is now largely pointing users in mainland China to its site in Hong Kong, which is not censored.

When Cersei told Ned that in the Game of Thrones you win or you die she was largely point scoring, tonight's shocking ending bought home the brutal reality behind her words.

While conditions in financial markets have improved, business surveys largely point to "some kind of uplift" and official data showed Britain emerged from recession at the end of last year, the reality for many companies was rather different, said Lambert.

To date, scholars have largely pointed to two primary ways that negatively stereotyped categories may aggregate: 1) additive effects, whereby one category has similar consequences across the other category, and 2) amplified congruence, whereby a secondary category exacerbates the negative effects of the first category.

The first provides hosted, do-it-yourself solutions with which customers can largely point and click their way to a brand new social network.

Largely pointing the finger at the disruption from the internet, both companies are now bringing in very successful, younger executives to lead the troops.

The company has never been much on expandable storage, and has largely pointed to cloud syncing when it comes to building a big library, but the addition of audio books necessitates an increase in on-board space.