Sentence examples for members pointed out from inspiring English sources
Usually, committee members pointed out, ownership means more.
Mr. Gilbert said audience members pointed out two people sitting where the sound was coming from.
One of the group's more senior members pointed out two problems.
But Mr. Whiteford, in his letter to members, pointed out yet another morale deflator.
As several faculty members pointed out, a little acidly, Mr. Hubbard had helped to cut taxes for people like Mr. Kravis.
As Ravenswood board members pointed out, another charter school in the same district, Aspire, has consistently had better results on state tests.
As the band members point out, their songs were always firmly drawn from real life.
"An extra zero," Yamasaki explained to his young staff members, pointing out the error to them as a lesson in the importance of precision in business correspondence.
Residents and family members point out that it was the arrest and torture last March of more than a dozen schoolchildren in Dara'a for scribbling graffiti critical of President Bashar al-Assad that sparked the uprising against the Syrian regime.
On energy, older EU members point out that they have spent years diversifying away from Russian gas, eg, by building terminals to receive liquefied natural gas, while most ex-communist newcomers have done nothing, despite much nagging.
The policy has produced almost no reaction from students, who, faculty members point out, have been raised in a world where television shows and movies are regularly peopled with gay characters.
