Sentence examples for point to question from inspiring English sources

The embattled chief executive refused Thursday to characterize the government's response as a threat, prompting Rep. Jeff Flake at one point to question whether Lewis suffered from Stockholm Syndrome.

Morgan then used the MTV award as a jumping off point to question the logical conclusion of society adopting more gender neutral approaches in the future.

The movie depicts the tipping point when Dr. Bennet Omalu inadvertently declared war on the American dream sport -- but the tipping point to question the future of the game might be the popularity of this movie.

But they point to questions that have been too easy to ignore in the days since his death.

At today's hearing, Dr. Carmona responded politely, and point by point, to questions about his career, often reading from notes.

Adams said she would advise Rodriguez to have a statement ready and to use the statement as a reference point to questions.

As an example, the trade-off between energy wood use and air quality should not just point to questions of efficiency but also to questions of sufficiency, which are currently not present on the political agenda.

Some people point to questions of mobility and socio-economic context-without the support system of a thriving music industry and local economy, it's difficult for artists to launch themselves onto the international stage.

Such differences in expectations appear to be determined by social networks [ 67] and culture surrounding minority groups, and point to questions about the quality of healthcare available to them [ 68].

It won't win you any points to question anyone's moral or religious beliefs on homosexuality.

The court pointed to questions of whether the contract was a suitable investment for the company, and to whether the risks were fully disclosed.