Sentence examples for point he identified from inspiring English sources

At one point, he identified himself as a member of the Latin Disciples gang.

To prove his point, he identified the original owners of several paintings seized by the Nazis that were hanging in French museums.

Mr Netanyahu warned right-wing Israelis that dark international forces – at one point he identified Scandinavian countries as culprits – were plotting to bring down his government.

At another point, he identified, with un-Kerry-like concision, the fatuity of the President's reasoning: "It's one thing to be certain, but you can be certain and be wrong".

Philo saw the cosmos as a great chain of being presided over by the Logos, a term going back to pre-Socratic philosophy, which is the mediator between God and the world, though at one point he identifies the Logos as a second God.

Oddly, at one point, he identifies religion with ritual codes of conduct around a list of ancient concerns: "pollution and purity, sanctity and sacred order".

Though he professed no regrets, Mr. King did point to what he identified as "the saddest part" of leaving the nightly interview arena, where programs that have hurt CNN and Mr. King in the ratings are led by hosts advocating a political point of view.

But the only real low point he can identify is the death of the family's beloved dog before the adventure had even begun.

"Stop it!" the Iowa Republican said when a man asked point-blank whether he identified as a white supremacist.

Near the end of the video, Rodriguez points out another woman he identified as Zavala kicking at the ground in the direction of Pham.

For each satellite pass he identified reference points, chosen to be the low-latitude boundary of the convection zone, where the potential should be the same.