Sentence examples for pointed out from from inspiring English sources

London is 18th, suffering as Grosvenor pointed out from social tensions due to lack of affordable housing.

And as Dr. Johnson pointed out, "From a patient's perspective, this is more comfortable, faster and better tolerated".

They are much more visible, as Mr. Giroux pointed out, from the unfinished subbasement of 11 Times Square.

Aides to Obama pointed out from the start that threats to critical infrastructure would likely prompt a US reprisal.

As a reader pointed out, from the context, it's clear that here we meant pretty much the opposite — something like "unfazed".

As Martin O'Neill, the former manager of both these sides, pointed out from the television gantry, Villa's confidence is not so much low as subterranean right now.

As Eckert points out: "From which point on lobbyism must be considered as improper conduct is not always clear".

Content to stay curled between grey beach boulders, they didn't take much pointing out from the ranger.

AMERICA's short term cost of debt financing has quadrupled, as the FT points out, from 3 basis points to 13 (having briefly been 18).

The silence was punctuated by occasional gunshots as cruising police officers, guns pointing out from their patrol vehicles, fired in the air to disperse the crowds.

She had taken off her blazer and was wearing a black tank top, her long, bass-conditioned arms pointing out from the corner of the concrete-heavy hotel.