Sentence examples for point out in from inspiring English sources

Fail to make your case and you lose.As the police point out in defence of their enthusiasm for ASBOs, the criminal justice system does not always work well.

We point out in our discussion that several of these models could be combined in interesting ways, though combinations would change the optimal weightings.

As you point out in the book, such descriptions are often missing from illness narratives.

At one point out in the audience, someone thundered, "No more Slick Willie".

As the authors point out, "in football nobody is quite sure what to do" with statistics.

The differences are essential, but not always easy to point out in our daily lives.

But, as Clooney's Mr Fox might point out in his next piece, statistics are one thing – attitude another.

The wrenching music in that moment has been heard earlier, though, as I point out in this video.

The curators point out in a wall text that many images of the victorious rebels were but thinly veiled propaganda.

The money also goes further, as Luis de la Calle and Luis Rubio point out in a study on Mexico.

Then again, as the song's lyrics point out, "In-N-Out is Christian, but they don't hate".