Sentence examples for already been pointed from inspiring English sources

The main differences between the Sunni, Khārijite, and Shīʿite concepts of rulership have already been pointed out above.

But then, as has already been pointed out by one Reading Grouper, childish doesn't necessarily mean bad – or even bad for adults – when it comes to books.

In Greenberg's 1963 comparative study of African languages, however, the Kadu languages had been classified as Kordofanian a branch of Niger-Congo although it had already beeNiger-Congo althoughhit group shaded consideralreadyvergence from the rest.

In discussing the influx of the Muslims into Spain, the various social groups into which the population was divided have already been pointed out: Arabs (baladiyyūn and Syrians), Imazighen, muwallads, Mozarabs, Jews, and slaves.

It has already been pointed out that Boas and Sapir and, following them, Whorf were attracted by Humboldt's view of the interdependence of language and culture and of language and thought.

As has already been pointed out, the chances Mr Cameron settled down this morning to read through Mantel's 5,600 word piece are slim to microscopic.( I'm not Prime Minister and I still haven't).

It has already been pointed out that no two persons speak exactly alike, and, within the area of all but the smallest speech communities (groups of people speaking the same language), there are subdivisions of recognizably different types of language, called dialects, that do not, however, render intercommunication impossible or markedly difficult.

But as has already been pointed out, global-growth forecasts are being lowered, not raised; and the copper price, seen as a barometer for the global economy, has been weak.Price movements may have been driven by the desperation of investors as they shed losing positions.

As has already been pointed out, the result of this isotropy is that ions stack together in the locations necessary to achieve the lowest energy and in this way give rise to the common packing patterns characteristic of many ionic solids.

One great flaw in the picture of the empire as one single civilization by 212, triumphantly unified in culture as in its political form, has already been pointed out: what was achieved within the cities' walls did not extend with any completeness to the rural population, among whom local ways and native languages persisted.

Chemical hydrides have already been pointed out as great potential hydrogen storage materials.