Sentence examples for only ever point out from inspiring English sources

And, frankly, I haven't made such a success of something since masterminding It's A Royal Knockout, though naturally the media only ever point out any worthwhile project's most minor faults – in that case that it was probably the beginning of the end of the monarchy – and overplay the fact that I stormed out of a press conference wearing a sweatshirt reading, "No, I just look like him".

But such a legal fact is only ever pointed out post hoc.

Has no one ever pointed out how tall she is?

And should, heaven forfend, this ever come to the attention of our learned friends, I think it only wise to point out that Ossian's habitual Spanish place of residence has been described as a wildlife park.

I can only point out the trend".

I was going way over the top to this room full of by now slightly traumatised-looking fashion people, but it was the only chance I would ever get to point out that most women are not shaped like Mary Portas.

Proponents of a male-only priesthood are ever quick to point out that such women are not "real" priests.

The ads were shut down with a quickness, they point out — only a few people ever saw them.

As ESPN.com's advanced stats point out, only three championship teams ever have had two players each using more than 30percentt of their team's possessions.

Henry could rightly point out that he had only ever said this would all take a long time.

Sanchez supporters — and yes, they do exist, if only in ever-decreasing numbers — were quick to point out that this particular interception, his 57th in 52 regular-season games, was not his fault.