Sentence examples for decided to point from inspiring English sources

A little while later, bored and a bit cold, I decided to point out to the officers that while they were treating a journalist like a criminal, there were actual criminals about to arrive at the hotel they were guarding.

Here's one more: The first 60 days of a legislative session offer the governor a moment of control over the agenda, and he has decided to point the spotlight, for now, on immigration and property rights, the second issue he declared to be an emergency.

Question is how much longer will terrorist put innocent Afghans in harm's way?" The Taliban – who, when in power, eschewed most modern technology, including television and music players – decided to point the finger of blame back at the international forces for endangering Afghan civilians.

So last week, NASA officials decided to point the probe nose downward for a controlled crash.

Fiske also tried to make her admit that she had only decided to point the finger at Taubman so she could avoid jail herself.

And, in an effort to spread out the responsibility, someone decided to point out that a computer user's environment can impact the performance of the machine.

If a person decides to point left rather than to point right, then pointing left is what the future was.

We don't see this being a problem, unless someone in the press decides to point out that Pepsi is actually capable of dissolving bone.

Which is why President Obama deciding to point it out carries a lot of risk.

For practical reasons, it was decided to move point Z on a straight line starting at origin O to vary the supporting force (F_z).

When we got to man, we decided to yield the point to Dr. Ditmars.