Sentence examples for jean points from inspiring English sources

As Jean points out in another rule I love ("The Joneses Are In Debt"), in the U.S. roughly 115 million of us have credit card debt, and amongst this group the average debt per household is over $15,000.

While tiny ice-coated particles floating in space may seem like an esoteric field of study, Jean points out that it is exactly these small particles that can aggregate to form water-covered worlds such as Jupiter's moon Europa.

Further into Seraing, Jean-Pierre points out a row of shops.

"Jean-Juste pointed out that there was an injustice".

Early Chicago was inhabited by the Sauk (or Sac), Fox, and Potawatomi peoples, and the first permanent nonnative resident, Jean-Baptist-Point Du Sable (or DuSable), was of French-African heritage by way of the West Indies.

Jean-Baptist-Point Du Sable, (born 1750?, St. Marc, Sainte-Domingue [now Haiti] died Aug. 28, 1818, St. Charles, Mo., U.S ., black pioneer trader and founder of the settlement that later became the city of Chicago.

The Louvre curator Jean-Luc Martinez points out that only two other stone heads from this early school of Greek art were previously known, one of which perished in Berlin under World War II bombs.

As the French religious historian Jean-Christophe Attias points out, in traditional Judaism the physical presence of the Scripture is at least as important as its content: when the Torah is unrolled during the service, it's meant to be admired, not apprehended.

Since at least the first century collectors have been tricked by forgeries: Pliny wrote about pervasive "glass counterfeits" in the gemstone trade, as the Swiss historian Jean-Jacques Fiechter points out in EGYPTIAN FAKES: MASTERPIECES THAT DUPED THE ART WORLD AND THE EXPERTS WHO UNCOVERED THEM (Flammarion, $45).

In fact, QNX is rather a good choice for a wearable computing system, as Jean-Louis Gassée points out: QNX software is the preferred choice for life-critical systems such as air traffic control systems, surgical equipment, and nuclear power plants.

Among the visual high points is Jean-Michel Basquiat's Neo-Expressionist painting of an immense scarified head in the fourth of 12 galleries.