Sentence examples for needs to point from inspiring English sources
With the presidential election little more than a year away, the White House needs to point to job increases now.
"Food became our route into island life," Vanderhoof hardly needs to point out, "and strangers turned into friends".
Nobody needs to point out that he is black, but there's a persistent effort to exaggerate other differences, to de-Americanize him.
In a way, he had gotten his wish: he was Cosby! (One barely needs to point out the ironies here. To many people today, Cosby looks like the reprobate, and Pryor the honest citizen).
That evening she complained on Twitter about a piece he had written for the Kernel about women in technology, tweeting that "someone needs to point out what a sexist, misogynistic prick [Yiannopoulos] is".
With the advent of personal computers and the desire to make them more user-friendly, the operating system interface has become for most users a set of icons and menus so that the user only needs to "point and click" to send a command to the operating system.
Why do I need to point this out?
"I felt I needed to point out a few things.
They don't need to point to things on the menu.
"You need to point out what additional value you offer," Ms. Hoagland-Smith said.
