Sentence examples for openly pointed from inspiring English sources

During the eight-year Iran-Iraq war the US and the majority of the Arab world supported Iraq, and when the US invaded Afghanistan and Iraq, Iran was openly pointed to as the next country on the list; Iran felt encircled in a Sunni-dominated region.

Another Democratic operative, who also requested anonymity in order to comment openly, pointed to top prospects Val Demings and Al Lawson, both of whom are African-American, as individuals who are bucking this trend and running in competitive House districts in this election.

The Giants were openly pointing to Mr. Zoffinger as the chief obstacle to an accord among themselves, the state and the developers of Xanadu, the Mills Corporation and Mack-Cali.

I'd often wondered about Durer -- his breathtakingly, narcissistically handsome, page-boy coiffed self-portrait has caused many an art history student to blink -- but seeing this woodcut at Leslie-Lohman with the text under it openly pointing out its phallic and queer references (a waterspout posed like a penis, a suggestive flute player, a man holding a "pink," etc).

The settlement between the owners of the Mets and the trustee representing the victims of the fraud orchestrated by Bernard L. Madoff ends a rancorous legal fight between two parties that were willing to dig in their heels and openly point fingers.

In a time of uncritical cultural self-adulation by the Japanese ultranationalists in power, Nishida boldly urged that "both the strong points and weaknesses of our culture should be openly and honestly pointed out," for "we cannot take any one culture and call it the culture" (Nishida 1964, 351 and 353).

Specifically, Swanson pointed to openly gay State House Majority Leader Mark Ferrandino, who appeared on the cover of the Denver Post kissing partner Greg Wertsch.

What remained of the 4th Infantry Regiment under Colonel Nomasu Nakaguma began to gather openly near Point Cruz (on the coast just west of the Matanikau).

I laughed, pointed at him and openly joked, 'don't you go dying on me mate'".

Mr. Skandan pointed out that Islamabad cannot openly block India's international policy, but it could curtail people's movements.

When The Times pointed out that many uncertified chemical companies openly advertise active ingredients, Ms. Yan said that was illegal.