Sentence examples for pointed specifically from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weinstein pointed specifically to what he called a newly apparent "collaborative spirit" at the commission.

He pointed specifically to vehicles used in the hours after the 2013 Boston terrorist bombings.

The White House has said that nothing in it pointed specifically to the kind of attacks that actually took place a month later.

She pointed specifically to a story published early last month about mothers engaged in school runs being targeted over their parking.

He pointed specifically to the designer Boris Aronson, who created pioneering scenes, costumes, lighting and sets for dozens of Broadway shows but whose Wikipedia entry seems unjustly anemic.

Often, the military-led government has pointed specifically at Washington, suggesting that the United States was financing Egyptian groups behind the frequent turmoil in the streets.

For example, scientists point specifically to one of the mummies from Kagamil Island, a 40-ish woman who lived about 1900.

Mr. Andrews says there are too many questions to allow the work to start, pointing specifically to what he calls unfounded economic assumptions.

But Mr. Lhota had nothing but gracious comments about the mayor's relationship with the speaker, pointing specifically to what he called Mr. Vallone's "compassionate" nature.

"Let's see what they show; let's see who his clients were," Mr. Romney said, pointing specifically to work Mr. Gingrich did on behalf of health care companies.

Former Liberal premier, Jeff Kennett, says Abbott must take some of the blame for the outcome, pointing specifically to the government's decision to introduce a fuel excise when the campaign was underway.