Sentence examples for moment points from inspiring English sources
If a moment points in one direction, its neighbours have a tendency to point in the same direction.
The suddenness and confusion of that moment points out the folly of the politician's belief that an armed civilian could have easily taken out James Holmes.
But the lack of communication between the house and its star designer at such a crucial moment points to deeper strains.
Because the dipole magnetic moment points in the direction of the rotation, the Lorentz force, which appears as a result of this motion, drives negatively charged electrons to the poles, while positively charged ions are pushed towards the equator.
Typically, the generals retain their guns and can at any moment point them at civilian heads.
Mrs. Clinton said the "best information available at the moment" pointed to July 2011 as the pivotal moment.
The scale is in basis points; it would cost you around $250,000 a year to insure $10m of debt at the moment (point 15 on the chart).
He grew visibly frustrated as the night went on, at one moment pointing to his wife in the audience and saying, "I, too, believe in traditional marriage".
The officer paused for a moment, pointed his gun and fired about eight rounds until Scott lay face down on the ground.
Zero moment point, which indicates the stability of robot, is estimated by a Kalman filter.
