Sentence examples for it pointing out that from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Obama defused it, pointing out that he was a small child when Mr. Ayers had committed his crimes.

Instead of adopting the Republican language and argument, Democrats should be deploring it, pointing out that the deal was the result of extortionate pressure from the House and represents poor economic judgment during a nascent recovery.

As they both sink, the frog asks the scorpion why he did it, pointing out that now he, too, will die, and the scorpion answers, "I know, but I can't help it; it's my character".

The teenage lifeguard's friends talked him out of it, pointing out that he would only create more complications for everyone involved, and that there had ultimately been no harm done.

A few of her advisers thought it was a bad idea to become a "buckraker", but she justified it, pointing out that her predecessor Colin Powell earned million-dollar fees for the same thing.

It seemed to me he made a pretty persuasive case, at least in parts of it, pointing out that Ryan is the first Republican in thirty years to propose the kinds of cuts that are needed to balance the budget.

It points out that rich countries have higher price levels than poor ones.

In its defence it points out that it voluntarily disclosed that shredding had occurred.

It pointed out that the BBC was comparing its costs with the outside firms' prices, which include profit.

It points out that it has no arms.

It pointed out that benefits can outweigh the risks.