Sentence examples for sentence points from inspiring English sources

I think that last sentence points to what I should do, but what is Nick Clegg's intention stating he'll refuse to work with a third-place Labour?

The sentence points toward the defense's contention that as she got older, Mrs. Astor backed away from her very public life and grew closer to her son, which is why she wanted to give him more in her will.

First, as the next sentence points out, "sales at farmers' markets and Prius sales are humming along now" (fyi, Prius sales jumped 70% in February as oil prices rose).

The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the sentence, pointing to the United States Supreme Court's decision to leave Arizona's law undisturbed when it ruled in 2000 that juries and not judges had to make the findings that lead to increased sentences.

MI has given preference to express short answers with head nods, instead of these cards, although she seemed to understand negative sentences using the corresponding card in a sentence, pointed by the interlocutor.

We have added a sentence pointing this out to the manuscript.

We also added a sentence pointing out that, in a later paper, the lead author of the hydrogen hypothesis paper himself rejected the oxygen toxicity hypothesis.

They have included a sentence pointing at this factor, and as far as I am concerned, it should be enough for the acceptance of their work.

The pattern of prosecutions, convictions and harsh and exemplary sentences points towards a policy of criminalising dissent.

Speculation about the sentences pointed to several issues.

Lawyers for those condemned to death or long prison sentences pointed out that no one had bothered to determine when Farkhunda died.