Sentence examples for of pointing to from inspiring English sources

A painting has to be the experience, instead of pointing to it.

In general, Lennon is wary of pointing to Milan's troubles as a reason for hope.

Instead of pointing to her breast, she places her other white hand delicately over her heart.

Mr. Dingell is fond of pointing to it in answer to questions about his committee's jurisdiction.

Myhrvold and his colleagues call this "New International" cooking, which is a good way of pointing to the distinction between it and the new new thing.

A former chief investment officer was fond of pointing to a plaque on the building that houses one of the funds.

The teaching process, according to the empiricist, consists of pointing to a red object and telling the child "This is red".

Zen Buddhists are fond of pointing to insights that are already possessed but not recognized as such until their holder is shaken loose from ordinary patterns of thought.

For Mr. Bush, who has presided over more executions than any other governor in the country, it was a matter of pointing to the compassion in his conservatism.

White thinks otherwise: "Lincoln's acknowledgment of his own passivity is his way of pointing to the larger truth of the activity of God".

Enter the realm of yum cha dining where the simple act of pointing to a dish will have it popped in front of you.