Sentence examples for statements point from inspiring English sources
The phrase "statements point" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific aspect or focus of statements, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately. Example: "The statements point to a significant trend in consumer behavior."
These two completely unrelated statements point to a level of paranoia that would concern most experts.
Such vehement and unforgiving statements point to the limitations that Mr. Naipaul's reportorial methods would reach in his extremely dark and judgmental 1981 book about his travels through the Islamic world ("Among the Believers").
Recently released clinical practice guidelines and consensus conference statements point to the importance of hepatitis B virus (HBV) genotyping in therapeutic algorithms for the treatment of chronic hepatitis B. This information usually comes from post hoc analyses of clinical trials which were not designed to study associations with the HBV genotype.
Representatives from Cisco and AT&T issued statements pointing to their technological support for both parties' conventions in the past.
Turnbull praised Jones' eloquence in earlier statements pointing out the generosity of superannuation tax concessions and highlighted the need to "live within our means".
The Fed also reiterated statements pointing to a series of small rate increases that are widely expected to stretch over the next year or so.
We do not intend to address each statement point by point".
Assemblyman Brodsky declined to address the governor's statement point by point.
But the context for Jesus' statement points up an underlying hypocrisy in the history of homophobia.
Fox's statement pointed out that "the bar to secure a preliminary injunction is very high".
The N.B.A. released a statement pointing out that the league included players from thirty-four countries.
