Sentence examples for pointing of from inspiring English sources

Forced plantarflexion (pointing) of the ankle will be painful.

Ticciati's vivid stippling and pointing of textures was less successful in Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto.

Across at the Hydro, there was less room for nuance, more pointing of foam fingers.

The pointing of fingers has never helped to resolve the crisis in the Great Lakes region".

The posing and pointing of the judges during the Goodman's Department Store routine.

Even more important than her clear presentation of the words, though, was a pointing of their meaning.

Bird hates the taunting, the shimmying, the finger-pointing of Jackson, Miller and Rose.

Recent American administrations have at least moved on from the finger-pointing of the past to an acceptance of shared responsibility.

Or is he one of America's finest living novelists, who has fallen victim to the finger-pointing of social media because, as he put it last year, "a villain is needed"?

The spatially distributed model of nitrogen stable isotope of surface soils is presented and is expected to provide further pin-pointing of sediment sources using natural tracer technology.

This result may be due to the horizontal orbit error and the mis-pointing of the altimeter instrument (Goossens et al., 2008) and potentially due to orbital revolution error in the long period (longer than crossover times).