Sentence examples for that points at from inspiring English sources
A favorite line: "I don't like art that points at a thing.
"A decanter that points at you is one that demands to be drunk from," Mr. Meehan said.
The most important instrument is a fisheye camera that points at the sky, taking photos of five square miles every 30 seconds.
"I think there'll be more arrests because as I understand it there's more evidence that points at other people being involved," he said.
Adam Rutherford tweeted angrily last night at a supporter of Stroud's "Does homeless work make homophobia all right?" This is a rhetorical question that points at a much more difficult one.
Here it shambles like Cervantes, there it rages like Ahab, and every page of it pulsates on Out of Body Auto-Reply, that style of pure Lowry that points at once backward, to all European literature, and forward, to the mother of all nervous breakdowns.
It's issues that point at you.
Alexander Wang made that point at Balenciaga.
At that point, at least, he smiled.
On that point, at least, everyone could agree.
On that point at least, Archbishop Williams was quite correct.
