Sentence examples for pointed to an example from inspiring English sources

Everyone admires small tables — as that one," he said, and he pointed to an example of the captain's handiwork, an ebon side table inlaid with a ship in full sail cut from walrus-tusk ivory.

He alleged that they deceived consumers with false discounts and pointed to an example of a hotel in Bath on Booking.com which bore a prominent red flash stating "-41% TODAY!" when there was no discount that day.

He pointed to an example of a Wal-Mart worker in Michigan, where medical marijuana is legal, who was fired in March after he tested positive for the drug, which he used to cope with sinus cancer and an inoperable brain tumor.

Walker pointed to an example when the board asked a white man about an illegal vote he had cast, but restored his voting rights after he told Scott the vote had been for him.

He pointed to an example from 2008, where a series of articles from then-Washington Post columnist Brian Krebs pressured upstream Internet service providers into cutting off access to McColo, a San Jose-based company that was hosting spam sites.

They pointed to an example of this from a previous study on breast cancer patients who were asked to try thinking about their treatment in a positive light before it began.

An arrowhead points to an example in the inner nuclear layer.

It is hard to point to an example where Islam and democracy have worked well together.

May I point to an example your handling of the matter of the pentacostal familys in our embassy.

It is hard, even now, to point to an example of a successful big bankruptcy, in which the patient emerged, refreshed and fit, to dominate its industry.

She points to an example in South Korea, where a company has built scales and sensors into trash bins to measure the amount of food waste tossed away by their customers, who must scan their ID cards to use the bins.