Sentence examples for pointed out of from inspiring English sources

We were loss-making and had the revenues, as one analyst wisely pointed out, of a small pub.

That the relevance of this is not confined to dark-ages Britain hardly needs to be pointed out, of course.

Guzmán had the dreamy, doomed look of a duellist (or, as more than one woman in the audience pointed out, of Johnny Depp).

There is coverage of home décor, but no photos, she pointed out, of someone "sitting in a ball gown on a couch".

As Mr. Stern pointed out, of course, it is the upwardly mobile people today who enjoy showing off their bread-baking and other old-fashioned skills.

If there was a problem with Anglicised Fo, it was one, as Irving Wardle once pointed out, of striking the right balance between rampant farce and barbed satire.

Lieutenant Baker observed a telescope pointing out of a slit.

The upper leg appears to be darker because it is pointing out of the image plane.

And this is just an example, Tolkien points out, of a minor challenge to the translator.

She pointed out dozens of large vans.

Itamar pointed out one of the questions.