Sentence examples for strongly pointed from inspiring English sources

Titanosauriformes and its constituent subclades evolved dramatic changes in their vertebral morphology, including reclined neural spines (e.g., Rinconsaurus [43]), strongly pointed epipophyses and pre-epipophyses (e.g., Phuwiangosaurus [44]), and camellate ("spongy") pneumatic internal bone structure [7].

The Wall Street case was never solved, although the investigation strongly pointed to followers of a charismatic Italian anarchist named Luigi Galleani.

The state concealed evidence that strongly pointed to Mr. Elmore's innocence and introduced damning evidence that appears to have been planted by the police.

He thought that the composition and coloring strongly pointed to the hand of Turner, and he enlisted John Manners, a fingerprint examiner with the West Yorkshire Police, to verify Biro's conclusions.

Although positive identification must await comparison with dental records and DNA tests, which could take two days or more, the police and diplomats said circumstantial evidence strongly pointed to the body's being that of the 38-year-old Mr. Pearl.

The defense lawyers say the DNA test has strongly pointed to another suspect, now in state prison, who was identified at the time and came forward a year later with a confession that a judge discounted after Mr. Anderson's conviction.

Many of the mayor's longtime supporters strongly critiqued him, raising pointed questions about his judgment and credibility.

"The charges contained in this indictment are completely unacceptable for a member of Congress," the Republican leader, Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, said in an unusually pointed statement, "and I strongly urge Representative Renzi to seriously consider whether he can continue to effectively represent his constituents under these circumstances".

The first dorsal fin is of moderate size and somewhat falcate, with a pointed apex and a strongly concave rear margin; its origin lies over the pectoral fin free rear tips.

Point to its pointed teeth.

The UN secretary general has strongly criticised Israeli settlement-building in a series of pointed remarks made in Jerusalem and Ramallah in which he challenged Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, to show leadership and make compromises for peace.