Sentence examples for first pointed from inspiring English sources

It was Ned who first pointed out Alison.

The error was first pointed out on Wednesday, by a reader.

But that mismatch is crucial for life, as Dr. Weinberg first pointed out in 1987.

But that didn't stop my ears going hot when it was first pointed out to me.

Last, extraneous disturbances are relatively large because gravitational forces are very small (something that Newton first pointed out).

Lionel Trilling, who first pointed this out, suggested that one had to appreciate Austen despite her appreciators.

"It was my friend who first pointed it out when we walked into the store," Ms Hopper, who is currently studying history at Hull University, told The Independent.

Another problem, first pointed out by Frege, is that two expressions may have the same referent without having the same meaning.

Pullman had called his lecture "Miss Goddard's Grave," after a tombstone, first pointed out to him by his mother, in the churchyard in Norwich's old city center.

When Michele Mallin first pointed to Tim Cole's photo, her words were "I think that's him"; later her recollection hardened into certainty.

It was Josiah Barker who first pointed out that reporters do not drop in casually, but go where they are told to go by the newspaper editors.