Sentence examples for good to point from inspiring English sources

"It always feels good to point the finger at people making money.

It's good to point out that for all three of these Britons, New York was a haven in different ways.

But with next week's Nobel prizes coming up, it's good to point out that acclaim is sometimes awarded jointly.

He handled it awkwardly, at waist height, saying, "I don't think it's good to point a gun-shaped object at anybody".

"The guys who are not doing their jobs, they know who they are, so it doesn't do any good to point out who they are.

"It does no good to point fingers," Hall said today, explaining that Sheffield asked to be dealt to the Yankees, Mets or Atlanta Braves when Daly said no to Sheffield's request for a lifetime contract.

Now you don't have a good example to point to there".

That is certainly no good reason to point to the spot.

This might be a good time to point out that many Norwegians also believe in trolls.

Model assessment suggested very good fit to point prevalence and incidence data.

There's no good number to point to.