Sentence examples for pointed the direction from inspiring English sources
"pointed the direction" is correct and can be used in written English
It means to indicate or show the direction. Example: The tour guide pointed the direction towards the famous landmark.
It was just a short walk from the side of the road to the exposure, and our GPS receivers pointed the direction we needed to go to reach the outcrop.
The ideas with which he is most closely associated tariff reform and imperial unity were in advance of his time and pointed the direction that British policy would take in the 20th century.
The free-flowing "open plan" of the Martin and Robie houses both redefined the inner life of the Victorian-era family and pointed the direction to a new American modernism, their low horizontal roofs suggesting the nation's boundless future.
It pointed the direction for numerous female artists of the 1980s and set the standard for dance-pop for decades afterward.
But its assured style and sound, as well as Madonna's savvy approach to videos, helped the singer make the leap from dance diva to pop phenom, and it pointed the direction for a host of female vocalists from Janet Jackson to Debbie Gibson.
The Vilnius summit on November 28th and 29th will point the direction of the future of that relationship.
Assorted signs with an air of Russian Constructivism fall from above to point the direction to nowhere.
We also identify major unanswered questions in the field, pointing the direction for future study.
He adds that California's regulatory action will likely point the direction for maritime energy use elsewhere.
It pointed the way to new directions in spirituality.
In both instances, the Giants were pointed the same direction on the field.
