Sentence examples for no longer points from inspiring English sources

How credible are recent claims that the photographic image no longer points to but is that which is represented?

As soon as the QE2 is halfway out into the river, the force of the current is obvious: the stern no longer points southwest but directly west.

For the first time since it was erected in 1958, the tower no longer points directly upward, the direction that Japan followed for much of its history after World War II.

How is that society on Earth (Terra, as it's called here) has become so enlightened that race and color are no longer points of distinction — but gender remains an uncrossable border?

How is that society on Earth (Terra, as it's called here) has become so enlightened that race and color are no longer points of distinction but gender remains an uncrossable border?

Several key works of the 1950s, all since confirmed as classics of the century's music, found a new way of utilising the serial idea, in which the elements to be organised were no longer "points", but groups of variable length, each defined by certain overall features such as speed, density and range.

When the pistol is no longer pointed at their heads, do they reveal their true identities as liberal pluralists?

The regime can no longer point to the relative calm that prevailed until recently in the centre of Syria's two biggest cities, Damascus and Aleppo.

The spins can no longer point in a specific direction and it turns out that the laws of quantum mechanics then help the spins decide what they want to do.

Senior administration officials repeatedly stressed that they saw other Latin American nations in the hemisphere as key to pressuring the Cuban government to institute political reforms now that Havana could no longer point to Washington as the regional baddie.

But using the rudder while the plane keeps flying in the same direction can cause a skid, in which the plane swivels, its nose no longer pointing straight into the airstream.