Sentence examples for points to certain from inspiring English sources

Boley, whose presnap duties involve making sure the defense is lined up correctly, points to certain aspects of his career in attempting to explain his knowledge.

Their manner suggests both the guilelessness of small children and the insolence of graffitists, but a lurking sophistication points to certain modern predecessors, mostly European, from Alfred Jarry to Alberto Giacometti, Jean Dubuffet, and Wols.

Data on the state of the car, the road and the driver is collected and stored in the car's computer, which attributes points to certain factors -- like "the occupant reacts to reckless cutting in," or speed, handling angle or brake pressure -- that might contribute to an angry response.

He points to certain squid that store ammonia in their tentacles, perhaps for buoyancy.

The compaction is achieved by using a simple single parity check product code (SPCPC) which limits the constellation points to certain ones.

The script points to certain tracks on a CD sampler.

Nevertheless, converging studies are pointing to certain consistent and reliable impacts of pornography use.

It is also a familiar sight to the journalists whom he once buried with statistics and factoids pointing to certain victory for his side.

Other studies by the same research team on particles from the air near the mill point to certain metals as the source of harm.

"And the ones we lose, we can point to certain things — either we make some foul shots, we make some shots and we can win it.

But he can't help pointing to certain parallels and wondering if Mr. Kerry should have borrowed Thursday night from the poem's most charismatic orator.