Sentence examples for has pointed out again from inspiring English sources

And, as Johnson has pointed out again and again, the legislation ignores too-big-to-fail.

But as I and others have pointed out again and again, the whole thing is a colossal red herring.

It's pathetic, as I've pointed out again and again, that much of the mainstream media has portrayed Trump as "more accepting on gay issues" than other Republicans -- again grading him on a curve because he's not railing against gays like others have -- while he has forcefully advocated for Scalia-like justices on the court, producing a list of 20.

As Sebastian Mallaby of the Council on Foreign Relations has pointed out, time and again hedge funds have dampened market instability.

The government underfunded TARP by half, as economist Paul Krugman has pointed out time and again to the deaf ears and blind eyes of some Princeton plutocrats.

This may explain why Spotify has pointed out time and again during the year that it makes no sense looking at the per-stream rate when evaluating streaming.

In the civilized world, being late is a sign of rudeness, something my husband has pointed out to me over and over again.

I have pointed out time and again that I believe Netanyahu's position on the issue untrue and harmful.

The song's couplets, ("You with your switching sides and your wildfire lies and your humiliation / You have pointed out my flaws again, as if I don't already see them"), were ranked at number five out of ten best couplets from Speak Now sheet by Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly.

What I've pointed out time and time again is how unnatural this is.

In an interview on Fox News last week, Mr. Romney said that "time and again, I've pointed out I'm not in favor of a health care plan that includes a national mandate".