Sentence examples for except to point from inspiring English sources

DeVos didn't have much of a response except to point to "pockets" where schools had improved (without identifying any).

The agency declined to comment, except to point to a statement by Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein.

Some days she was too weak to use the alphabet board, except to point to "Yes" and "No".

There's not much to add, except to point out that such a trajectory (fame - success - middle age - renewed inspiration - renewed fame, success etc) is almost unheard of.

I won't belabor the W.M.D. issue, except to point out that the Bush administration, without exactly lying, managed to keep most voters confused.

The group didn't say anything particularly new, except to point out how much more damaging it would be than Brexit (eight times worse than the "hardest" form).

Sitting at the defense table flanked by his lawyers, Mr. Taubman, 76, the former chairman of Sotheby's and still its largest shareholder, gazed stolidly at Ms. Brooks, who did not look back except once, to point him out vaguely, at a prosecutor's direction, to the federal court jury of eight men and four women.

(Point unimportant, except to show that the police did resent being called taxi-drivers, and that their testimony was not to be relied upon).

In the course of mutation, all the parameters determined by the gene, except protein type, are subject to point mutation.

But, remember, I don't really care about valuations, except (barely) enough to occasionally point and laugh.

Trump walked into the home and gave reporters, who were not allowed inside, the thumbs up and posed briefly for photos, but did not respond to questions except to mouth "me," pointing to himself when asked who he was dressed as.