Sentence examples for pointing to something from inspiring English sources
Having said all this, I do think the commenters are pointing to something important.
"This one!" says the oldest, pointing to something rather sparsely needled, about twice my height.
HERE is where a rhetoric pointing to something larger than a typical counterinsurgency campaign may have a virtue, after all.
She was smiling and pointing to something out of the camera's range, wearing gray tights and a paisley jacket, her hair cut in a glam rocker's shag.
Not because it looks pathetic, trying to wriggle out of your own catastrophe by pointing to something that happened to someone else 10 years since.
When we talk of a "scientific community," we are pointing to something critical: that advanced science is a social enterprise, characterized by an intricate division of cognitive labor.
His findings also point to something nastier.
But it points to something much bigger.
You have to be able to point to something.
It had looked ready to point to something encouraging.
"But there is something in the substance that points to something correct.
