Sentence examples for no one point from inspiring English sources
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Kathleen Hulser, the museum's public historian, said the exhibition has no accompanying text because "there really was no one point of view".
"But let no one point a finger and say, 'Where is the state?' People who say that don't understand the extent of the damage".
Others portray epistemic privilege in a more splintered or deflationary manner, suggesting that no one point of view can be established as superior to another by any overarching standard of epistemological assessment.
Has no one pointed out that, once on film, a "real" sex act is as much a simulation as an "acted" one?
No one points to any lapses from his absences.
No one points out that, in senior positions, women hold only a slight majority.
No one points fingers or runs for cover in the winner's circle.
But throughout the 18th century no one pointed out that their business contradicted their faith.
No one pointed out that, thanks to his army, it has already happened, again and again.
Do I need to tell you that no one pointed out my error?
