Sentence examples for usually points from inspiring English sources

Blame's finger usually points at saturated fats and cholesterol.

The traditional healer usually points to an older, vulnerable woman in the village.

He said the procedure he developed reduced sagging necks but did not leave a scar under the chin — where the camera usually points — as traditional neck-lifts do.

If he has been travelling, Chávez usually points out on a map the places he visited, gives folksy pocket histories of them and extolls their natural beauty, and describes the people he met.

Even Robert Reischauer of the Brookings Institution, a man who usually points out the flaws in administration fiscal policy, is complimentary: "This is politically a strong document and fiscally a responsible document".

Just before the ball is snapped, the quarterback (and occasionally another player) usually points across to something showing in the defense — what are they pointing at? –Jake Razzaza, Tucson, Ariz.

To explain why, they usually point to their own children.

Falling oil prices usually point to economic weakness.

Before you fixed a typo, did you usually point it out to the person responsible?

"You can usually point to one pitch in those types of innings," He said.

The ones who succeeded could usually point to luck, judgment and good friends along the way.