Sentence examples for often pointed out from inspiring English sources

Trump supporters on Twitter have often pointed out my Jewishness.

People often pointed out to me Khrushchev buildings and Brezhnev buildings.

As economists have often pointed out, we pay doctors for quantity, not quality.

As you have often pointed out, the economic consequences of the war have been deferred.

It is often pointed out that he bowls at the most frantic times.

But as Wallace often pointed out, huge clichés can also be true.

I was often pointed out to other children as an example.

Shakespeare, it's often pointed out, broke almost every rule in the book.

Burke often pointed out that, while Stanley was a serious scholar of myth and ritual, Shirley's work embodied it.

It's often pointed out that the four members of a string quartet are bound together in a kind of marriage.

It's often pointed out, as if it's surprising, that Jepsen is thirty — i.e., older than her sound suggests.