Sentence examples for pointed in a from inspiring English sources

Many parts of the Justice Department must be pointed in a new direction.

The return of the miniskirt the following year pointed in a more provocative direction.

The wings are medium to long and are rounded in most species, pointed in a few, especially the nighthawks.

You ache for an assurance that you're pointed in a purposeful direction, but suspect that you're going nowhere fast.

But he praised Mr. Barr for being careful "to always keep the weapon pointed in a safe direction".

While growth has slowed, Mr. Greenspan pointed in a speech on Tuesday to strengths in the economy.

Had the facts pointed in a different direction, he would have been as robust in his views in defending it.

Eric Gill's 1918 stations, carved in shallow relief for Westminster Cathedral in London, pointed in a new direction.

Yet when the document turned to substance, it pointed in a direction opposite to that proclaimed in Mr. Bush's oratory.

The influence of Kandinsky's Improvisations from 1911 onward, though delayed, was nonetheless great and pointed in a direction that abstract painting was to take 40 years later.

"Most problematically," she said, "innocent individuals on campus have been identified and fingers pointed in a manner that is deeply unfair, hurtful and unworthy of this university community".