Sentence examples for pointed generally from inspiring English sources

That forms a broad, curved, sometimes yellow-coloured tail following the comet in its orbit and pointed generally away from the Sun, which is known as a Type II tail.

Despite sometimes being extremely rewarding (see the identification of the TRESK gene [59]), few linkage studies have been found to be replicable in independent investigations and their findings have pointed generally to broad genomic regions without clearly advancing our understanding of the genetics of typical MA or MO.

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'She followed Samuel M. Bento, who said he wanted to say good morning to the Tribune-Herald, pointing generally toward the paper's reporter from Hilo and the paper's Honokaa correspondent who were sitting side by side.

During an appearance on CNN's "State of the Union" on Oct. 8, Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn). asserted that tough gun laws do work, pointing generally to low rates of gun violence in states with tough laws.

As the year progressed from winter to summer and back again the hand would point, generally, to where you were in the season.

The yellow arrow was intended to point generally to the region from where we performed the imaging and electroporation but was not intended to point to any specific neuron.

Columbia students usually take an average of 16 points (generally five classes) per semester.

The turning point generally comes after a year and a half.

The real starting point, generally speaking, of national pedagogic movements was in France.

"Equity-market valuations at this point generally are quite high," the head of the Federal Reserve said.