Sentence examples for pointedly note from inspiring English sources
She did, however, pointedly note that women did and do play the game — going back, indeed, to Mary, tragic Queen of Scots, in 1568.
The authors pointedly note that these leaders came of age in an era when powerful Democratic and Republican county leaders screened candidates for elective office.
Both Mr Ahern and Mr McDowell pointedly note that Sinn Fein is surprisingly well-organised and financed, and Mr McDowell openly questions the source of the party's money.
The judge continually interrupted the prosecution's questioning of witnesses, prompting lead prosecutor Greg Andres to pointedly note: "Your honor stops us and asks us to move on". Ellis pressed the prosecution to rush through testimony about important financial documents.
I'm not sure it was necessarily respectful to pointedly note Bush's age like that.
But he pointedly noted that in the United States, "like most places, the budgeting process is complicated".
He pointedly noted that George H. W. Bush's management of the end of the Cold War was masterly.
MacDonald, the report pointedly noted, had "no formal educational background in natural sciences, such as biology".
He pointedly noted that "no front-runners" are born in the neighborhood.
Dr. Holzer pointedly noted that Mr. Rauscher has a background as a magician.
But the panel pointedly noted executive action could solve most of the problems.
