Sentence examples for can do point from inspiring English sources

To share this beauty, here are a few things you can do: Point out to people how lovely the day is.

And, he said, enforcement goes beyond what the judge can do, pointing out that "it's up to Juror 11 to make sure Juror 12 stays in line".

On the contrary, they can and do point to Mr. Trump's own words to justify their repressive actions," she adds.

"For each action the pain person says he or she can no longer do, point out something he or she can do," the pain association's manual suggests.

"All we can do is point our fingers accusingly at myriad keys and buttons and touch screens, hoping that something will happen," he wrote.

Sometimes the most important thing a critic can do is point — and Sarris, in his heyday, was a pointer of genius, while Kael was an often unreliable one.

"But all I can do is point him in the direction he needs to go and let somebody else make it happen.

If that's what you're up against, there is not much you can do except point out the categorical intransigence of the position and offer an (unflattering) explanation of it.

"All I can do is point out what we've done with previously loan players.

Perhaps the best we can do is point to paradigmatic examples of science and paradigmatic examples of non-science.

All she can do is point and flop forward onto our ceramic nest.