Sentence examples for pointed out contained from inspiring English sources

But the supermarket apple juice, I pointed out, contained 35g sugar – as much as a can of Coke.

When the thing was fixed, the repairman thumped out a sentence that, he pointed out, contained all the letters of the alphabet.

"Historically, one of the problems with Wolff's omniscience is that while he may know all, he gets some of it wrong," David Carr, the late New York Times media columnist, wrote in 2008, reviewing a Wolff book that, he pointed out, contained errors.

Murder!" — which, as Gill points out, contains a stunningly anti-Semitic portrait of the author's barely disguised wife, who moves her lips in her sleep "as she dreams of sums".

This battle isn't merely about Kavanaugh's judicial record, although, as Schumer and others pointed out, that contains plenty to protest.

The first time I visited, Griffith pointed out various tanks containing frogs that have essentially disappeared from the wild.

The election commission rejected the claims, pointing out they contained basic mathematical errors. .

The election commission rejected the claims, pointing out they contained basic mathematical errors.

He and his fellow campaigners, though, were perplexed about why Tesco wouldn't entertain the idea of building something in the existing town centre – which, they pointed out, already contained a huge vacant supermarket, left behind by Asda in 1984.

Ulster, they rightly pointed out, historically contained nine counties, which included the three counties of Donegal, Cavan and Monaghan, which the Protestant seigneurs of the north declined to accept in Northern Ireland because (of course) these three counties had too many Catholics.

After thrashing out the detail of an agreement on Syria's chemical weapons, Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, pointed out that it contained no military threat.