Sentence examples for pointing to everything from inspiring English sources

The article joined a chorus warning of a mental-health crisis at US colleges, pointing to everything from trigger warnings in lectures to long wait times at counseling centers as proof that today's undergrads are vulnerable and easily broken.

Steve, she explained, could point to everything sauvage that there was to eat in the city.

"I couldn't point to one thing, but I could point to everything," Beinfest said.

The book points to everything from Mission Impossible to Charlie's Angels to Terminator to Idle Hands.

A great deal, say optimists, who point to all the things that are different; not enough, say pessimists, who point to everything that has stayed the same.

"I pointed to everything on the table, cups, plates, even salt shakers, and politely reminded my friends that each of these objects was designed by a person".

But secessionist leaders have pointed to everything from potholed streets to slow police response times to argue that a smaller government would be more responsive.

(Putin, of course, discounts criticism of his policies as Western hypocrisy and points to everything from the invasion of Iraq, which he opposed, to the eastward expansion of NATO, which he sees as an aggressive act).

But it won't happen if Democrats are sulking in a corner, just trying to point to everything that is going wrong in Iraq, and not offering their ideas for making it better.

The chips are stacked against black males trying to make it through school and experts have pointed to everything from the Great Recession to the 1980s crack epidemic as the reason why.

There is a point to everything..