Sentence examples for pointed out again from inspiring English sources

He also pointed out, again without unnecessary polemics, the practical shortcomings of communist systems.

She said the unsayable, again and again, and pointed out, again and again, that fulfilling sexual intercourse and happy marriage are not always compatible.

Mr. Hamoud, looking surprised, pointed out again that it was a much larger project than the one he was about to complete.

When it's pointed out again that Mike Dolan, the protagonist of "Glory Days," is a novelist-sleuth just like Jessica Fletcher of "Murder, She Wrote," Mr. Williamson responds: "Did she write mysteries?

Last week Common Cause pointed out again how the soft money raised last year came from unions, the securities and investments sector, the telecommunications industry and other groups with a stake in legislation before Congress.

Pakistani officials pointed out again on Monday that Europeans were also said to have aided Iran's nuclear program, but that there had been far less Western media coverage of the European smugglers.

It's worth pointing out — again — that this is a seriously limited trial.

We point out, again, that the results are obtained without recourse to the energy conservation law or to any boundedness assumptions on the thermoelastic coefficients.

And that, I suggest, would have been worth pointing out (again).

"There are not any walruses in the Gulf of Mexico," Markey points out, again, forcefully.

But he points out again that the UN mandate is not to figure out who used the weapons.