Sentence examples for served to point from inspiring English sources

But so frequently the painstakingly recreated aesthetic of the series has only served to point up the weaknesses in the plot.

(LeBron couldn't even get out of the Earth's atmosphere...) The Celtics' heart and will served to point out the Heat's lack of it, writes Ken Berger on CBSSports.com, their collective soul missing in the Heat's cobbled together group, writes Billy Witz on Foxsports.com.com

In most cases, such invocation served to point to a hypothetical possibility rather than what was happening on the ground.

This information served to point out that regular exercise is a desirable and feasible behavior.

By using an up-to-date annotation and localization of the respective probe-sets, the integration of eQTL mapping data and information of trait correlated expression finally served to point to candidate genes for meat quality traits.

Their little tragedy only serves to point up the lively, riotous vitality of this oddball, out-of-the-way street.

Mr. Bush's presence is serving to point up what divides the two allies as well as what unites them.

The occasion was the very first New York Film Festival, which "serves to point up the difference in quality between the film as product and the film as art".

But in fact it doesn't, which serves to point out why you can't shop for a camera based on the number of pixels.

In 1963 an editorial in The New York Times, pegged to the first festival, noted that if the event "serves to point up the difference in quality between the film as product and the film as art, moviegoers will be well served".

Mr. Kenerly, forced to do without Shakespeare, acts Shakespearean anyway, often speaking his lines in a plummy, pseudo-English accent that only serves to point up their lack of real poetry.