Sentence examples for signposts of what from inspiring English sources

A world where, to access the "virgin text," readers must disable features and fight the temptation to read a book littered with the signposts of what others have found noteworthy?

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

"This is as good of a signpost of what we're dealing with it comes to climate change as just about anything," the president said.

One signpost of what is wrong with "Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas" and "Treasure Planet" and many of the most recent crop of hand-drawn movies is their rating: PG.

There's the odd sliver of information about a track or artist, and a little gentle signposting of what's to come in the show, but he always sounds as if he knows it's the music we really want to hear.

Many games even leave all activity up to the player with little or no signposting of what to expect, and some of those are firm audience favorites.

Alex McCloy: With the move from ownership to access brands like NOW become even more relevant, with millions of tracks available and the touch of a button pop music fans still need a guide or signpost of what to listen to.

Its militarized "milestones," like the recent drone-killing in Pakistan of the leader of the Taliban, have proven repetitive signposts on what, even in the present fog, is surely the road to hell.

The tally, which is based largely on personal income tax receipts, provides a signpost for what has been one of the most controversial bonus seasons in Wall Street history.

It's a poor signpost to what's important about big data, and carries borderline puerile overtones of boastfulness.

It wouldn't have happened but for the publicity a signpost to what lay ahead.