Sentence examples for point out yet from inspiring English sources

He was not there to collect a balloon, but rather to point out, yet again, the absence of bandit barriers.

But it would point out yet again that Microsoft is still not a mobile success.

This is an ancient point, I know, but it's time to point out yet again that when a guy fucks around he's considered a stud, but when a woman does the same she's a slut and a whore.

It's almost trite to point out yet again that the dweebs won, and the world economy now bows at our feet in efforts to pry cash from our chubby, potentially webbed fingers.

But Mr. Whiteford, in his letter to members, pointed out yet another morale deflator.

Without the tigers, herbivore populations would likely explode, he pointed out, yet of all the values people assigned to tigers, keeping the forest "healthy" ranked lowest.

He pointed out (yet again) that the number of people working was growing at a far faster rate than the working-age population.

Another senior figure points out yet another obstacle: that, in modern politics, only a big charismatic figure could lead a new party and make a significant impact.

The film appeals against this, as does Roth himself, by pointing out, yet again, that the Roth stand-ins in his novels are not him, quite.

"The country is full of uranium," he points out, yet less than one in 10 inhabitants are connected to the power grid.

Well sorry, it is about toffs, people who delude themselves that they're toffs, or pathetic types who crave the company of toffs (need it be pointed out yet again that just the price of the kit is prohibitive?).