Sentence examples for nice to point from inspiring English sources

"It would be nice to point to some metric released today indicating that an upturn has begun".

After all the shocks to the system at Cannes this year, it's nice to point to one terrific and (reasonably) relaxing comedy thriller.

We thought it'd be nice to point you in the right direction for some robust and totally free art content from some of our favorite organizations and institutions.

However, when the biggest problem these leaders are forced to address is the placement of a bike lane, then maybe it is not the leaders who are failing but instead the people who are too "nice" to point out where the city's policies are failing.

It would be nice to point this out.

I think it would be nice to point out more details about the etiology of functional disorders of the diaphragm and acquired paralysis to explain why Lyme desease should be considered in the differential diagnosis of functional disorders of the diaphragm beside the mentioned extended differential diagnosis in table 1.

Google was nice enough to point out our initial scoop of this news today at the TechCrunch50 conference.

It would be nice to simply point out that Wilson was wrong--no current proposal includes free health care for illegal immigrants--but the point lies elsewhere.

In truth, Mr. Clinton, who never actually used the term, probably didn't need the nice little diagram to point him in this direction.

Michelle (9 36 41 PM): Nice of them to point that out.

"In this economy, it's nice to have something to point to that says we're still moving".