Sentence examples for pointed this way from inspiring English sources

It is a muddle, with lances pointed this way and that.

My grandfather pointed this way and that, and they drove off.

The arrows on the signs above him pointed this way and that, for the buses and trains that serve the region's busiest transit hub, right beside the Pentagon.

He snatched it back when they tried to take it, and pointed this way, then that way, until they began to see that he was not retracing his steps after all.

The team has set up two outdoor telescopes, which, when pointed this way and that, are supposed to play voice-mail messages that change depending on where they're pointing.

Public opinion certainly points this way.

To this, I can answer only that the human experience does not point this way.

Szpakowski took one in each hand and the rods began pointing this way and that.

In another gallery, the projectors point this way and that from a clever arrangement of plinths and little seats.

The baby's head is twisted and flattened into a blob with displaced googly eyes, its chubby arms and hands pointing this way and that, and the wheels and other parts of its vehicle reconfigured into a geometric jumble.

It might be true that they said the Constitution also points this way, but there isn't a sentence in the opinion that suggests that without that constitutional argument, the result would have to be different.