Sentence examples for pointed even more from inspiring English sources

The results pointed even more to a shift in that show's appeal to a heavy portion of older women.

Green Day proved their prolific songwriting ability from their debut album, a compilation of three separate LPs with 19 tracks, while the sleeve notes pointed even more to their speedy production – the album was "recorded in 22 hours".

When the Democratic candidates gather on the campus of Drexel University in Philadelphia tonight for yet another debate, the arrows may be pointed even more directly at Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York.

Historian Robert Wesson, the author of Lenin's Legacy: The Story of the CPSU, notes that Kosygin's economic report to the 25th Party Congress "pointed even more clearly to the end of struggle" between Brezhnev and Kosygin.

Here they follow with Schubert's Ninth Symphony, a work that points even more clearly than the Eighth toward Bruckner.

"I would like to progress from this point even more.

Warren made the point even more bluntly in Charlotte: "The system is rigged.

And their actions this weekend make that point even more evident.

political psychologist John Jost made the point even more strongly, calling Haidt's remarks "armchair demography".

(The upheaval in Iran, where a theocracy replaced an autocrat, makes this point even more forcefully).

Charles Alexander, who heads GE Capital in Europe, makes the point even more forcefully.