Sentence examples for continuing to point out from inspiring English sources

Mary McGill Colorado Springs, Nov. 3, 2007 To the Editor: I commend Bob Herbert for continuing to point out the disgrace that our health care system has become.

But I will have a week smiling now that one major entertainment outfit has seen the light, before continuing to point out how the others still insist on ripping us off.

He has also defeated his critics, who no doubt sensed the futility of continuing to point out that he doesn't seem to be trying very hard to be inventive.

But that hasn't stopped Pink from continuing to point out his influence on Grimes.

What are we doing here?" After continuing to point out the poor court conditions to Bernardes, Roddick walked away and angrily said, "I'm baffled right now.

President Bush ought to continue to point out Senator Kerry's inconsistencies.

Although it hasn't done much good yet, Ms. Erickson continues to point out that science does not support the demonization of the product.

And he can continue to point out that this country's economic mess was one he inherited, not one he created.

The Republicans continue to point out that Mrs. Clinton voiced support for a Palestinian state and embraced Yasir Arafat's wife during a visit to the West Bank.

In response, police officers continue to point out that they are too-often picking up the pieces from cuts to all other public services.

As a Vietnam era vet drafted in 1971, I sincerely hope that you will continue to point out the dangers of undue corporate influence on our government.