Sentence examples for Having pointed from inspiring English sources

"Having pointed out what's wrong with the bill it seems to me only logical, if her motion doesn't succeed... that we vote against the bill in its entirety".

Having pointed out that the great achievements of the Italian Renaissance were born from strife and bloodshed, Welles continues, "In Switzerland, they had brotherly love, they had five hundred years of democracy and peace — and what did that produce?

Having pointed out that the X Factor contestants were wearing them – as though that were the most meaningful comparison – Ferrari solicited his listeners to phone in and have their say on Strictly's act of near-treason.

Having pointed out that Break Down wasn't something you can revive like a musical, he has finally agreed to exhibit some new drawings, updates of the Michael Landy at Home series that preceded last year's event.

"Having pointed out what is wrong with the Bill, it seems to me only logical, if her motion doesn't succeed -which it is unlikely to do - that we vote against the Bill in its entirety," she told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme.

Having pointed to phenomena in nature which cannot be explained in terms of the mechanical philosophy, More can introduce the concept of an active Spirit of Nature to fill in the lacunae.

Mr. Coase has pointed the way forward.

Others have pointed to 'policy logjam'.

Freddie had pointed out the tracks first.

Other scientists have pointed out the same.

If it has pointed ears, pull down.