Sentence examples for personal signpost from inspiring English sources

After four seasons at Stanford, Harbaugh is at a professional crossroads, the direction he takes hinging on his personal signpost of success.

Structure comes into his sound pictures as well, but in a way so quirkily personal that organizational signposts are hard to discern.

Envy is a signpost to personal desire that is thwarted.

The World Trade Center had been a signpost for his personal and professional life.

In a culture that rewards the remodelling of the self, "Strayed" is a canny piece of self-agency – a kind of directed lack of direction in which every signpost points to personal overcoming and a slot on the Oprah Winfrey Book Club.

The tally, which is based largely on personal income tax receipts, provides a signpost for what has been one of the most controversial bonus seasons in Wall Street history.

"I think our personal advisers find it very handy that they can signpost their customer to a service they understand," she says.

Burroway's attempt to bring political issues into a consideration of private life is admirable, but in the end these historical signposts don't fit into Dana's story; her deeply felt personal upheaval has a more visceral appeal than the suffering of strangers.

It's a signpost.

Here and there, there was a signpost.

Useful as a signpost, and fine aesthetically.