Sentences with phrase «point to something»

I'm honoured to be associated with it, and have frequently pointed to it as a world leader in Christian publishing.

It is still in very, very early stages, but there are a lot of signs pointing to something good on the way for the detail - obsessed.

Even when it appears all the evidence points to something in the secular worldview.

Plus, extra points to you for getting me to cook chard for the first time!

And bonus points to you if you can convey that message with a little humor and a human touch.

Everything pointed to her being able to communicate if given the chance.

Show him an object or point to something else in the room and it's likely that he'll drop what he's doing.

This has some good and bad points to it, and everything depends on the contract you sign.

The game runs at a buttery 60 fps, which is the most important selling point to me as a consumer when it comes to graphical fidelity.

The ad copy has taken on a life of its own, with hiring managers and entrepreneurs pointing to it as an example of how to lure exceptional people to your organization.

If you think 9/11 was bad, all signs point to something worse is coming.

I would point you to them if I thought that you were actually listening and interested, but I don't get the sense that you are.

It will be because you think the majority of evidence points to it.

It is their decisions on cases that may have similar points to yours.

The major selling point to me with this blazer (besides the price tag) was the material it was made from.

For 2017's unannounced Call of Duty, all the early rumors point to it doing something similar and focusing on «Hyper Realism,» bringing the next core game back to the past, specifically to Vietnam.

Since the Gospel is about Jesus, and since Jesus is the focus of the Bible and all Scripture points to Him, then this means that the entire Bible is «Gospel truth.»

Bill Belichick is a big fan of deferring, with a 2014 article pointing to them deferring 48 of 50 coin tosses.

Nojel and his versatility allows him to play multiple positions but everything points to him only wanting to play PG.

The governor Monday proposed nothing in his new budget, but pointed to it during his State of the State message at the University at Buffalo.

Mineralogist Richard Morris of the NASA Johnson Space Center says, «For something as important as phyllosilicates, I'd like to see two things point to it» — that is, two independent lines of evidence.

But all suggestions point to something huge for the future of the MCU.

I want you to point to me at what point, what year, did God decide to create the universe.

Other studies point to it as being more effective than oral rehydration salts solution.

All the signs point to him staying.

As such, it's impossible to take your conjecture seriously, because you say definitively that it will be the case, despite 4 decades of evidence pointing to something counter, and you do absolutely nothing to back it up with anything beyond hyperbole.

All signs point to them shoving a weak battery down our throats, only to shake us down for the better one later... so, why has stock been so sparse?

I read someone's comment in another article awhile back that one of the game's problems was that it was catering more to whatever new movie was coming out than classic Disney and everything points to it doing just that.

By displaying the tools of his trade against a backdrop of crosshatching, Johns implicitly points to something individual and personal; himself and his artistic practice.

For Federle, a painting is not a self - contained field but instead points to something beyond itself.

Andrew Sullivan points us to the

In my posts I'm going to focus on different indicators, one at a time, and use that indicator as a jumping - off point to something that may be good or interesting or challenging to think about.

The fact that the bag is proudly toted by high school students (as a stylish backpack alternative) and senior citizens alike would seem to point to something of a sociological anomaly.

Jacob one of the primary areas where I believe you are incorrect was covered in my second point to you in my last comment.

Portraits, depictions of open handbags and masks seen in her paintings frequently point to something outside the frame of the image and invariably question our position in relation to the image.

The higher echelons of the party clearly decided this was the week for a narrative about how the middle class have to suffer too, so George Osborne can point to it on October 20th when the spending review reveals that, once again, it will be the poor who really get hit.

Rumors pointed to it as a potential launch game for Nintendo's new game console, the Switch, which arrives on March 3.

Religion is directly involved in ALL wars big or small, if we're going to point fingers, point them to ourselves for that's the only way we can put an end to this.

It seems that much of the prophetic promises point to it only as something that will happen in the future (Ezek 36, Deut 30, Jer.

My husband who thinks all church women are magical little food fairies was so excited to see this.He excitedly pointed to it during the service and whispered, so if anything every happens to you I can just call these ladies and have them bring me food?

As for how the gameplay itself will flow, although there's been no explicit mention of the specifics like exosuits and the like, all things point to them being left behind.