Sentence examples for signpost of from inspiring English sources

We have a signpost of which way to go.

I.B.M.'s "Jeopardy!"-playing Watson computer, he said, is a signpost of what is possible.

The neighborhood Starbucks has been a signpost of prosperity and gentrification in New York.

For many people, language is a signpost of geography, class and education.

The word might be translated as "signpost of change" or "sage of change".

Amid the colorful marker-board entries, one agenda item acts as a signpost of sorts for the sport's new epicenter.

Signposts of the face!

Those are not signposts of a thriving property.

His hardships become, as Beethoven wrote, "signposts of a happy life".

All the usual signposts of status and character — clothing, jobs, cars, jewelry — are absent.

But in countless smaller ways, the reassuring signposts of daily life were not there.