Sentence examples for left pointed out from inspiring English sources

As a pair of mock astronauts sheathed in crinkly silver jumpsuits (bottom left) pointed out in unison, "We are the art".

As Libération, a leading paper of the left, pointed out on May 14th: "It's not the street that governs, but it's the street that gives a government a slap in the face and since yesterday Raffarin's cheeks are red".

What's truly maddening is that, as both Jennifer Rubin, writing from the right, and Greg Sargeant, writing from the left, pointed out this morning, the Republicans should have been happy with the deal.

But, as critics on the left pointed out, there was a certain hypocrisy in the sudden attentiveness to the problem of loneliness by Theresa May's government, given her administration's established priorities.

Critics on the left pointed out that the Times had hired him so that no one could accuse them of liberal bias, and this seemed so obviously all he was about that his status as an irrelevancy didn't even need mention.

Were it to hit the buffers in the next five years, they would be left pointing out how wrong the Tories had been, having gone along with them when it really mattered.

Introducing it last month, Radio 3 controller and Proms controller Roger Wright – who it was announced this week is leaving – pointed out that there were strategy meetings, and then there was … just doing things.

Both sides will receive funding for one mailshot to every household in the country; but Vote Leave pointed out that this would only cover postage, not the printing or production of a booklet.

In addition, they have Android and a web site to launch, so lots of growth left, he pointed out.

Sanders has criticized Clinton for her tax-the-wealthy approach to paid leave, pointing out that popular programs like Medicare and Social Security rely on a payroll tax and, as a result, people feel more investment in them, and they have thus survived GOP attacks.

"I have two more years left here," she pointed out.