Sentence examples for one could pinpoint from inspiring English sources

No one could pinpoint the country from which the attack came, so there was no effective way to deter further damage by threatening retaliation.

Every person I spoke with agreed that Sonnabend's eye for art was remarkable, but no one could pinpoint the nature and source of her talent for discernment.

In December, the awarding of the first Confucius prize drew heavy coverage from foreign and Chinese journalists, but no one could pinpoint the exact relationship between the organizers and the Culture Ministry.

If one could pinpoint a flaw, it would be a certain lack of color or warmth in the sound, but that perception could be partly a byproduct of the hall's unembellished look.

Price, who has struggled since being appointed environment minister after the Liberal party leadership implosion, told ABC radio on Wednesday night the government was both reviewing some of its policies, and had the right policies, and "no one could pinpoint" when carbon emissions would come down during the at times tense interview with Patricia Karvelas.

No one could pinpoint the culprit.

One in 10 could pinpoint the season for gooseberries.

One thing we could pinpoint is over-complicating things.

When she found an internship posting for 88rising, she said, it was "like a dream come true," adding, "There was no one brand I could pinpoint as this really cool Asian thing until 88rising".

The sponsors helped them use Google Maps to try to find what was left, but no one could quite pinpoint it.

I wish I could pinpoint one thing that causes it.