Sentence examples for i do point from inspiring English sources
"Now, when I am showing properties in the area, I do point out that Starbucks and I always get a really positive reaction," says Kristin Thomas, a real estate broker with Compass who works in both Manhattan and Williamsburg.
The goalkeeper had performed excellently, but I do point the finger at him for the goal because I feel he should have kept it out.
Those that own Apple (I do) point to the cash balance and earnings and declare the market is rigged or broken (I don't).
I don't so much "bristle at McCain's alleged insensitivity toward other ethnic groups" as I do point out that he's defended the institution of slavery and coordinated with neo-Nazi groups while writing about related issues for The Washington Times.
Thus, when people say they hate church because there are too many rules and too much falderal, I try not to say anything nasty, but eventually I do point out some similarities between the liturgies of sports and church.
I make no parallels to anyone's situation, but I do point out that redemption is one of our favorite stories, from High Noon to Star Wars to Groundhog Day (I don't mention the "Shawshank" variety, though I'm sure it crosses a few minds); we hope that honor, or something like it, will be restored to the worthy when the smoke clears.
And I did point out: "Well, why don't you tell that to that little child there?
"This is something I did point out to [Wood] but he didn't bring out in the piece: ISIS's representation of Islam is ahistorical.
What I did point out, however, is that Francis doesn't see raising these issues as a priority.
I don't point out these things to be confrontational, but rather to illustrate a point.
