Sentence examples for pinpoints as from inspiring English sources

But his key professional moment he pinpoints as a personal one: the birth of his first daughter.

A month in the sun has sent him the colour of Chippendale, a shade The Mirror pinpoints as being somewhere between "Gold Trafford" and "Ronseal".

The conflicted nature of the respondents to the survey may be another aspect of the self-delusion that Luyendijk pinpoints as a feature of City life.

For those at the sharp end, it means further discomfort, which Jones pinpoints as the defining quality of a professional sportsman's existence.

Hamilton managed to win the race after capitalising on a mistake by Rosberg, which Hamilton pinpoints as the source of his team-mate's obvious frustration.

The result is an artistic triumph: its 14 tracks, both old and new, provide a lush overview of Permanent Vacation's Balearic disco aesthetic, ideas bubbling up from all directions without ever losing the "warmth, playfulness and fun" that Fröhlich pinpoints as his label's signature qualities.

Purnell's probe is allegedly aimed at discovering whether alcoholics can be pinpointed as easily as drug addicts.

All of these candidates in some way have been pinpointed as vulnerable.

For example, the double strand breaks that occur during DNA replication can be pinpointed, as can the sites where the restriction enzyme Scel cleaves a particular chromosome.

Third, we cannot exactly pinpoint as to when the primary infection event for HHV-8 or EBV took place during the 12 month period.

"It is hard to pinpoint this as racially motivated, but the effect is de facto segregation".