Sentence examples for always points out from inspiring English sources

He always points out where things can be improved.

As my mother always points out: "Darling, it's all a trauma.

As Lewis Wolpert always points out, science is not simply a more rigorous form of common sense.

As the Association of British Insurers (prominent member: Standard Life) always points out, the quantum of pay also matters.

NBC always points out that the CBS show continues to count only its first half hour in the ratings, while the programs on the other networks are all rated for a full hour.

It was also the starting point for another of Brand's most famously repeated ideas: that information wants to be free (although he always points out the second half of the sentence was that "it also wants to be expensive").

"Always a rah-rah type guy, always pointing out the positive and not the negative, and always trying to pat guys on the back and tell them they can achieve this and achieve that.

People always point out poison ivy.

University tour guides always point out the signs to impress prospective students.

But as UConn Coach Geno Auriemma has always pointed out, he has Diana Taurasi and other teams don't.

"But friends always point out that she is a really happy child.