Sentence examples for that it points from inspiring English sources

To illustrate that, it points to this how-to post on Adafruit about making a Fire Tie, where it makes sense to point readers to a product that's mentioned in the article and to a demo video.

But he went so far as to say that "it points to a potential trend".

Mr Smith muses that it points to the importance of asset prices in the business cycle.

The researchers, who described the discovery in Nature, say that it points out the need for full-sky comet surveys.

Not to mention that it points us in the exact wrong direction on global warming and energy independence.

Foxx has his phone in his hand and his cap on his head, the peak twisted off-centre so that it points to two-o'clock.

A senior British official said: "Are we confident in our means of collection, and are we confident that it points to the regime's use of sarin?

story is that it points out a way to improve health care that avoids many of the thorniest political debates: regulators should force hospitals to report more information.

I think that it points to an almost tribal feeling, an intuition about public events, that Richard is able to access when he writes".

"They say it's phallic, that it points the way to your crotch, that the spread collar is suggestive of the female anatomy.

The Keele study is correct, she says, in that it points out that care for older people "is not a one size fits all issue ".