Sentence examples for kindly pointed out from inspiring English sources

A librarian kindly pointed out, "It's the same for all of us".

Very soon after, one of the developers kindly pointed out that the bubbles were never clearing from the DOM.

Meanwhile, Carlos Marchena kindly pointed out: "Us players have to work with the coach, whoever he is.

As Rick Bozich of The Louisville Courier-Journal kindly pointed out in a postrace column, I had picked Giacomo to finish dead last — 20th in a 20-horse field.

Walter had kindly pointed out to us previously that there were contaminant hollow spherules of recent origin as well as solid spherules of a mineral composition indigenous to the geologic section.

The pilot kindly pointed out where the land had become bog up to six metres deep and my perspective from the plane clearly revealed just how absolutely isolated the track was – a tiny trail through dense ancient rainforest.

We thank Andrew Stewart for kindly pointing out this error to us.

It might, as Google so kindly points out with another of its random-anniversary doodles this morning, be 161 years since Moby-Dick was published in the UK, but the novel still seems to be everywhere.

I still get these frequently, and struggle with whether to kindly point out how Twitter works, or chortle to myself.

The Wall Street Journal then kindly points out the obvious that the best way to do that is to scoop up a satellite company.

TweakGuides has a handy article that details some of the more power user things you can do with the Firefox 4. The Beeb kindly points out that there seems to be less heat this time around.