Sentence examples for point out repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Washington pushed the invasion of Iraq on the grounds that Iraq was flouting United Nations resolutions to disarm, Arabs point out repeatedly, while doing nothing tangible about similar resolutions demanding Israeli withdrawal from occupied Palestinian lands.

To lend it an aura of respectability, his aides point out repeatedly that the president got many of his ideas from a distinguished panel of experts led by an American economist and Nobel laureate, Joseph E. Stiglitz.

The attraction is clearly the vampire hero, who is a perfect gentleman, eternally faithful and — as the author points out repeatedly — quite a hunk.

When he unleashed a tirade against the bottom 47 percent of supposedly freeloading Americans (for which he has since apologized), he failed to note what should have been obvious and has been pointed out repeatedly since he made that remark:  those Americans do pay large amounts in taxes.

He takes Hilbert to task for misleadingly using the same sentences to express different thoughts, and points out repeatedly that Hilbert's use of axioms as definitions needs considerably more-careful treatment than Hilbert affords it.

Pointing out repeatedly that Fed action was not a "panacea," he also suggested that Congress do its part to help the job market.

Such interactions were, as already pointed out repeatedly, sociocultural learning processes.

She pointed out repeatedly that the bulk of her life had been spent in other countries.

As Thomas Kuhn pointed out repeatedly, when scientists cannot find solutions, they don't blame the world.

As Obama pointed out repeatedly in his speech, closing Gitmo was once something both parties agreed on.

Yet when we learn about anything important done by a black person in history, it is always pointed out repeatedly that they were black.