Sentence examples for had pointed up from inspiring English sources

He had pointed up ornithologist.

All this has pointed up the obsolescence of the UN.

It has pointed up just how much Indian society neglects and abuses its women.

Many tales of hardship later, the continuing relocation has pointed up some unforeseen pitfalls of such corporate moves.

But it has pointed up some shortcomings in what is otherwise a brilliant series, possibly better than Friends ever was.

(Having once feared Ed Miliband more than his brother, they now see David as the bigger threat).The race has pointed up serious internal problems too.

It is a far cry from the 1958 disaster, and many commentaries have pointed up the lasting irony of the crash.

Sierra Leone's violence has pointed up the quandary facing Western governments in the post-cold-war world of geopolitically insignificant but spectacularly brutal conflicts.

V-E Day has pointed up an unpleasant fact that many people here had tried to forget: that Italy lost the war and… Retrospective view of Rome; the German occupation of the city, treatment of the population by the Nazis.

V-E Day has pointed up an unpleasant fact that many people here had tried to forget: that Italy lost the war and can advance no claims for the rewards of peace.

As for the folk literature of peoples predominantly unlettered, these greatly expanded bases for study not only have brought out the characteristics found everywhere but have pointed up the differences found from place to place.