Sentence examples for plainly pointed out from inspiring English sources
During several hours of conversation I plainly pointed out how their founding father Ali's words in Nahjul Balagha work against women's rights, and how the vendetta prayers for the festival of Ashura lead to violence.
Jones, who had plainly done his homework, pointed out that a UK journalist (I think he was referring to the Guardian's James Randerson) had gone back to the USGS and asked them whether or not submarine volcanoes were included in its calculations.
As Justices Souter and Stevens pointed out in their dissents, however, the claim is preposterous: the CEF plainly aims to teach religious doctrines and conduct services of worship.
Besides, he wrote, "an interest in encouraging responsible procreation plainly cannot provide a rational basis upon which to exclude same-sex marriages from federal recognition because, as Justice Scalia pointed out in his dissent to Lawrence v. Texas, the ability to procreate is not now, nor has it ever been, a precondition to marriage in any state in the country".
Dani pointed out landmarks.
LaChapelle pointed out China Chow.
She pointed out something else.
Commenting on Orwell's distinction between words politically inflected and words that plainly name things, Nunberg points out that plain language is as political as any other and will probably be all the more effective because it "seems to correspond to concrete perception".
At bottom, the department seems unable or unwilling to point out shoddy education plans and plainly tainted data when it sees them.
Fogle also responded directly to the claims made by Leavis: "I find Mr. Leavis too austere, but he points out a quality which Keats plainly sought for.
