Sentence examples for audience pointed from inspiring English sources

Members of the audience pointed to the man, who said he was wearing a shirt which read: "I love pussies".

Someone in the audience pointed out to Mr Ham that not all Christians are young-earth creationists; indeed, many believe that humans have evolved over time.

Guzmán had the dreamy, doomed look of a duellist (or, as more than one woman in the audience pointed out, of Johnny Depp).

And as one woman in the TV audience pointed out, many Scottish voters are in the odd position of having both too much information and too little.

Another member of the audience pointed out that beneficiaries also needed information so that they could assess which charity to go to for help.

As someone in the audience pointed out, it had mobilized even recalcitrant organizations like the notoriously stodgy resident welfare associations that govern Delhi's semi-gated residential "colonies".

The city and the university were reminded of his distinguished career last fall after an article in a local alternative weekly publication, Metro Pulse, introduced Walker to a new audience and asked a pointed question: Had his sexual orientation denied him Hall of Fame recognition?

More pointed were audience queries about Clinton's support for the Iraq war and the intervention in Libya that attacked the candidate for being overly hawkish.

Maybe we can attribute the audience reaction to Michael Lenz's pointed direction.

Giving a stink eye to the audience he digressed, throwing a pointed barb at Sean "Puffy" Combs, the head of Bad Boy, Biggie Smalls' label.

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