Sentence examples for newly pointed from inspiring English sources

It was not a new message, but it seemed newly pointed, a plea for mercy from a Senate suddenly under Democratic control.

My daughter, as a newly qualified barrister, pointed out she could hardly afford to house herself in London, let alone a large piece of furniture.

A newly published review pointed out that the pathophysiologies of pain and depression may overlap in many respects [ 56].

This was done to diminish the burden of the bowel preparation even more and because newly published literature pointed out that 1 day preparation was sufficient.

Examination of the predicted active site residues among the newly characterized clades pointed to each clade acquiring their own unique features.

(On Friday morning, Breitbart pointed to newly released footage of the incident, which indicated that the person who grabbed Fields may not have been Lewandowski).

He pointed to newly painted scenes that, he said, depicted an Assyrian king wrestling with a lion, and Mesopotamia's ancient system of cuneiform writing.

A trove of newly released e-mails pointed to hand-in-glove collaboration between a lobbyist for Mr. Murdoch's News Corporation and the office of Culture Minister Jeremy Hunt, the official designated to pass judgment on the BSkyB bid.

Differentiation between options for existing and newly constructed buildings is pointed out.

As reviewed in this article, recent experimental studies have pointed to newly recognized roles of certain keratins in apoptosis, cell growth, tissue polarity, wound response, and tissue remodeling.

To do this, a function checks every newly scanned point against all the previously scanned points.