Sentence examples for once pointed out from inspiring English sources

"Grass-roots," as Richard Hofstadter once pointed out, is a rural metaphor.

Life, Swearengen once pointed out, is often made up of "one vile task after another".

Baron de Montesquieu, an enlightenment philosopher, once pointed out that a rational army would run away.

(As someone once pointed out, those raised legs looked like a row of handlebars).

As Dr. Samuel Johnson once pointed out, the prospect of hanging concentrates the mind.

The Tempest, as Anne Barton once pointed out, is an obliging work of art.

The best dramatists, as Peter Hall once pointed out, are very like their plays.

My dad once pointed out to me that all the writers I admired had killed themselves.

"Heaven," a Talking Heads song once pointed out, is "a place where nothing ever happens".

A real-life disaster movie There is, as a certain singer-songwriter once pointed out, no success like failure.

Mark Twain once pointed out, "In German, a young girl has no sex, but a turnip has".