Sentence examples for be pointed out on from inspiring English sources

In a limited engagement at Joe's Pub, this excellent Madrid troupe accomplishes much in a fretfully short time and, it must be pointed out, on an incredibly minuscule stage.

Ferocious press officers closely guard the details of pay, snapping back with remarks such as: "How do I know you are genuine?" "We never disclose this information" "You're not going to publish it are you?" In fact if a salary is more than £50,000 charities are legally obliged to publish the information in their annual report - something that had to be pointed out on several occasions.

Moderate superiority of autograft as ACL reconstruction technique is to be pointed out, on the basis of allograft performance (versus autograft), in relation to the outcomes considered relevant and the quality of selected evidence, subsequent to the risk benefit assessment.

Which is progress, and which needs to be pointed out on Constitution Day.

When the mistakes were pointed out (on two separate visits), the staff was unconcerned.

It was pointed out on Fantasy Football League once, if anyone remembers.

He looks, it has been pointed out on political blogs, something like the young David Hasselhoff.

There are sensible, effective steps to be taken, some of which have been pointed out on the Post editorial page.

It is true, as was pointed out on "Oprah," that fact checking at book publishers is close to non-existent.

It has been pointed out on several sites that both of these problems were resolved in the Project Gotham series.

It's been pointed out (on Slate.com) that no male Republican candidate has been treated to similar ridicule, so it's not only biased, it's sexist.