Sentence examples for pointed strongly from inspiring English sources

In Moritz's case there were findings which pointed strongly to a seizure and we have a history of epilepsy.

For weeks after the sinking of the Cheonan, China urged caution in pointing fingers at North Korea, even though the evidence pointed strongly in that direction.

Had the Leadership Forum kept the money, "the evidence would have pointed strongly to a conclusion that the N.R.C.C. 'financed' the forum," and was thus affiliated with it, Mr. Norton said.

Others, including John W. Dean III, the White House counsel who had first been in charge of the cover-up and then broke with the president, have said the clumsiness of the effort (in five to nine separate erasings) pointed strongly to the less-than-dextrous Nixon as the perpetrator.

The archaeologist, Jo Appleby, noted signature characteristics that pointed strongly to Richard: a deformed spine, what she has described as a mortal battlefield wound in the back of the skull from a bladed instrument and a barbed metal arrowhead found between two upper vertebrae.

This pointed strongly to a genetic trigger for the disease.

It points strongly to a biological origin for our sexualities.

The rest of the evidence, however, has tended to point strongly in the other direction.

Some evidence points strongly to Sunday, they contend, when he was with family members in neighboring Abbeville County.

ANOTHER week, and initial jobless claims are again pointing strongly toward an imminent or recent end to contraction in the American economy.

All this suggests that the euro should become an important international currency.However, other arguments point strongly in the dollar's favour.