Sentence examples for of which points from inspiring English sources

Both of which points of view are fine by me.

All of which points to a real if little-noticed shift in the once notoriously deadly business culture of Hollywood.

All of which points to the recession being long, if not necessarily as deep as first feared.

All of which points to the kind of steely ambition we've come to respect in our pop stars more than, say, the ability to write actual songs.

There is more polling data on the Republican side, the average of which points to a steady double-digit lead for Donald Trump, according to Real Clear Politics.

Goode briskly surveys the current research into the psychophysical dimensions of wine tasting, all of which points to a conclusion very different from Smith's.

Instead, she relied on clinical signs, none of which pointed to sepsis.

She has crazy eyes and a maniacal laugh, both of which point to a kind of bad-Shakespeare madness at the center of the character.

Before the flight ended, I had nearly five pages of notes — all of which pointed to the fact that we had some winners in terms of products.

There, election officials were deluged by reports of fraud and vote stealing, most of which pointed to the incumbent — the American-backed leader, Hamid Karzai.

His life is full of signs (there is a chapter about his lucky number: 45) and signals, most of which point him toward Pennsylvania Avenue.