Sentence examples for still pointed toward from inspiring English sources

In all other cases, even when polls differed in more significant ways from the ultimate outcome, they still pointed toward the correct winner.

The job now is not to design new weapons but to find a way to guarantee the functionality of the aging warheads that continue to exist, some still pointed toward the strategic targets they have menaced since the 1950's.

Compared to the first 6 months of life, the effect size was lower when the first 12 months of life were considered, and only GI infections still pointed toward a positive association.

Mr. Grove acknowledged his announcements were self-serving, but said he would still point toward the results.

On the question, "was Jesus married?," all the evidence still points toward an absolute negative – and yet this obvious answer is ruled out a priori, in favor of more elaborate hypotheses about how a later "ideal of celibacy" drove the Christian churches to purge every reference the Jesus- Magdalene relationships from their texts and gospels and traditions.

While we know those numbers will shake down considerably over time, they still point toward a banner year for women candidates in 2018.

The RF-negative specificity of the association is not as striking as the sex specificity, but it might still point toward which RA subgroup is affected by the rs729749 SNP.

All the tucks should still point toward the center of the vest after you finish stitching the shoulders.

Clinker-builtand chained by the sternto a pile of granite blocksbut with the bow still pointed westwarddown the long voe,down toward the oceanwhere the business is.

Mosaics still point passengers toward buildings that no longer stand, to connections that no longer connect.

Dylan often mentions God in his songs, "and though he rarely attempts to define what the term means, he still points us toward that vague Other," Gilmour writes.