Sentence examples for pointed a new from inspiring English sources

Raybert Productions' status in the film industry took a quantum leap when it bankrolled the low-budget youth-oriented film Easy Rider (1969), the huge success of which pointed a new direction for the Hollywood film industry wherein the major studios began to cede creative control to a new generation of independent filmmakers.

Now, considered merely as story material, "Vantage Point"—a new thriller that records all this is sub-Tom Clancy stuff.

"Sylvia" could point a new way: both purely classical — a symbol, not a soap opera — and also serious.

He pointed out a new dent, round and decisive, on the front of my hood.

Hancock pointed to a new television deal when asked about the timeline he was working under.

Case in point: a new initiative by a New York City hospital and one of the great civil rights organizations of the 1960s, the Congress of Racial Equality, or CORE.

Apart from its diagnostic value, this molecular pathway also points to a new therapeutic target.

GSAO effects on Hic-5 in endothelial cells may point to a new intracellular GSAO target.

Thanks for pointing out a new wrinkle.

He points to a new federally financed highway, stretching toward distant spruce trees.

Should the discrepancy be confirmed, it may well point toward a new quantum physics.