Sentence examples for what it points to from inspiring English sources

He is a man for whom every perception, both in itself and in what it points to, is sacred.

What it points to, instead, is that the deficit reduction is not an ultimate priority for either party.

It also rests in the difference between a painting and a photographic reproduction, a musical composition and its performance, the story the music alludes to and the things buried under the painting, and what it points to.

The meaning is in what it points to," said Rosetta Stone's director of learning, Duane Sider.

I think what it points to is that we're nowhere near being a society that treats men and women equally.

Look, what it points to, also, is the fact that we do have to inhabit other planets.

The fact is, there is another but lesser-known area in which the Obama administration has not been comfortable in countering what it pointed to earlier as troubling Russian assertiveness.

My children's art, or rather, what it pointed to, is actually still all around me.

Instead of talking about what's hidden, it points to what's plainly visible.

Another new style of reading, one that has drawn both devotion and rancor in the academy, is "surface reading". Instead of talking about what's hidden, it points to what's plainly visible.

But what it certainly points to is the need for companies to deliver a great mobile experience across both native applications and the browser.