Sentence examples for justly points out from inspiring English sources

But as she justly points out, black Americans (the term she prefers) have a long tradition of maintaining high standards of manners under horrid conditions.

Alistair Hinton, who befriended Sorabji in his later years and founded the Sorabji Archive to manage his musical estate, justly points out how the music's absorbing continuity gives the player the stamina to proceed -- and the listener the power to stay with it.

Thus Keith Graham points out that we can and do apply a range of moral epithets to groups: groups can be treated justly or unjustly, they can be deceived and treated offensively, and they can flourish more or less well (2002, 89 93).

He points out the window.

Its farmers have proved remarkably resilient to successive natural disasters, but they have the potential for big increases in productivity.Pakistanis justly point to their traditions of tolerance and hospitality.

"It's worth pointing out that the same man who is justly receiving praise for this moment of civility was smeared by Democrats and more than a few journalists as a racist during that very campaign.

However, the naturalist will point out that an impersonal, Karmic-like force of nature conceivably could justly distribute penalties and rewards in the way a retributive personal judge would, and that actually living together in loving relationships would seem to confer much more meaning on life than a loving fond remembrance.

Dani pointed out landmarks.

Others point out the difficulties.

Someone pointed out the obvious.

As Scott Brown kept pointing out.