Sentence examples for caro pointed from inspiring English sources
"I'm not a charity case," Caro pointed out to me last month when I remarked on how Knopf had stuck by him all these years.
Pedaling her black and bright yellow bicycle around this section of the border on a warm fall afternoon, Professor Caro pointed out ways to recognize where it lies.
De Caro pointed to where the oval borderline breaks near the lynx's mouth, and told me that, when making the "Sidereus Nuncius" forgery, he had connected the line — and inserted the pepiodis typo on the title page.
Caro points out, for example, how many subway improvements could have been bought with the money Moses spent on highways, but in Moses's day cities all over the country were building highways at the expense of mass transit, and New York was far from the worst.
Caro points up Kennedy's cool handling of the Cuban missile crisis as evidence of his mastery of foreign affairs as he stands up to the pressure from the hawks in his own cabinet, the generals and Johnson, who want to attack Cuba.
The critic Tim Hilton, who has championed "the abundant beauty" of Caro's various styles over many years, has pointed out that "Caro's 1960s sculpture was the first, ever, whose entity simply cannot be indicated, nor even hinted at, by being drawn".
He added that he tried to keep in mind something that his managing editor at Newsday, Alan Hathway, a crusty old newspaperman once told him, after pointing out that Caro was the only Ivy Leaguer who ever amounted to anything: "Turn every goddamn page".
Caro and Scholte [5] point out that a raft of studies now point to ungulate declines inside as well as outside parks across Africa.
In the course of his apology on 3AW, McGuire asked Mitchell: "At what point does Caro become the reporter as opposed to the woman reporter?" I don't know, Eddie, maybe at the point where you compared her to a black widow?
At one point, De Caro compared himself to Nobel laureates.
When he became ill, Caro took his place.
