Sentence examples for has correctly pointed from inspiring English sources

Trump has correctly pointed out that this number has fallen to the lowest point in nearly four decades.

As the Times, another Murdoch paper, has correctly pointed out, British journalism is in its equivalent of the MPs expenses scandal.

As Scott Franklin, producer of the forthcoming Russell Crowe epic Noah, has correctly pointed out, the story of the flood "is a very short section of the Bible with a lot of gaps".

That, in turn, means that Trump has correctly pointed out that the Fed's policy of flooding the market with cheap money, via ultra-low interest rates, is creating a speculative stock market bubble.

He has correctly pointed out that the N.F.L. mishandled the initial investigation, and that the league still seems more interested in moving beyond the issue than getting to the bottom of it.

Hillary Clinton has correctly pointed out that under a winner-take-all system, her early victories in large states like California, New York and New Jersey would have secured her the nomination shortly after the Super Tuesday primaries in February.

They have correctly pointed out that cultural differences are no excuse for denying basic human rights.

And as many readers have correctly pointed out, living longer doesn't mean that your ability to engage in physical labor — which many Americans still do — has been correspondingly extended.

Update: as some have correctly pointed out, Amazon for one often runs special deals for music, and currently offers Rihanna's Loud for $4.99.

I don't happen to buy it, but securities industry spokesmen have correctly pointed out over the years that over half of all cases result in some money going to the customer.

Afterward, he stumbled his way to the beach; haltingly, he mentioned that his therapist had (correctly) pointed out that he held much of his tension in his jaw; the resulting massage forced such relaxation that basic conversation required significant effort.