Sentence examples for colleagues pointed out from inspiring English sources

As several readers and colleagues pointed out, this type of expression makes no sense.

It was only later that her colleagues pointed out she'd been talking to a Michelin-starred chef.

As one of my colleagues pointed out, it is more of a challenge to avoid teaching the skills enumerated in the standards than it is to be certain you are covering them all.

As he mulled over the idea, my colleagues pointed out the bomb scars in the concrete underpass we were driving through, etched a year beforehand when a suicide bomber tried to kill the British Ambassador.

Rex Tillerson, displaying a scholarly streak that surprised his colleagues, pointed out that Merriam-Webster defined "dope" as "a stupid person," while "moron," the word Tillerson had used to describe the President, was defined as "a very stupid person".

Among other things, Dr. Smoljanovic and colleagues pointed out in letters that the Medtronic-sponsored researchers, while identifying that six men in their study had developed the sterility-related complication, had not identified how many of those men had received Infuse as opposed to a bone graft.

(One of my colleagues points out that this seems an excellent reason to eat them).

Mr Ostry and his colleagues point out that some prudential measures distinguish between local-currency and foreign-currency transactions.

In a commentary in Science, Dr. Lipsitch and his colleagues point out just how often flu evolution delivers us unpleasant surprises.

His show business colleagues point out that lots of actors play versions of themselves, from stars like John Wayne to character actors like Mr. Thompson.

But as his colleagues point out, even years in this line of work are necessarily preliminary.