Sentence examples for has helpfully pointed out from inspiring English sources
The phrase "has helpfully pointed out" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when acknowledging someone who has provided useful information or clarification.
Example: "In her report, she has helpfully pointed out the key areas where improvements can be made."
Alternatives: "has kindly highlighted" or "has usefully noted"
As my nan has helpfully pointed out, "It's not a new idea.
As Neil Tennant has helpfully pointed out, this album is called Introspective because all its songs are introspective.
We have certainly found Roberts's roots: he has helpfully pointed out the house in which he used to live and the Chinese takeaway where he once worked.
I'm not Woodward and Bernstein, as a CiF poster has helpfully pointed out, but then neither are most of our media.
As Mrs Bercow has helpfully pointed out, "Does that mean therefore that I should be a wife who walks dutifully three paces behind my husband and keeps her mouth shut and makes cucumber sandwiches?" Of course not.
Updated at 12.07pm GMT 11.01am GMT Sottish government deficit bigger than the UK's A reader, Spike501, has helpfully pointed out that we haven't reported the Scottish government accounts for 2012-13.
The Channel Four newscaster Cathy Newman did much the same thing last week, sensing that a big gesture was the order of the day after crossly announcing she had been ejected from a Muslim mosque when all that had actually happened was a nice chap had helpfully pointed out she was in the wrong place.
"Possible corrections that have so far been helpfully pointed out are being checked and will be included in future reprints".
Sorry, London, though one Londoner helpfully pointed out you had to be daft to pay the full fare.
My son helpfully pointed out that Amazon has one-click ordering.
Alan Grayson always has some amusing spin, and this year he helpfully pointed out on the House floor several things which were more popular with the public than Congress.
