As he pointedly remarks: "The history of speculative bubbles begins roughly with the advent of newspapers".
"She spoils us all, doesn't she," one conductor pointedly remarks to St Clair.
Each American, Mr Chirac pointedly remarked, is responsible for emitting three times more greenhouse gases than each Frenchman.
He pointedly remarks that his book includes 1,247 footnotes – many of which contain three to five references to Heidegger's Gesamtausgabe (collected works).
At the Fine Arts Panel, he delivered a temperate, thoughtful speech in which he disavowed any political agenda, pointedly remarking that no one had given him a text to read.
Describing the roaring, extroverted, womanizing Herbert Beerbohm Tree as "a great host," Mr. Hall pointedly remarks of the quiet, aloof and likely asexual younger brother, "Max was a great guest".
More than once, the royal visitors and curators pointedly remarked that these westering mariners had made it to what would be called America 500 years before Columbus.
In Mohamed's case, the high court pointedly remarked that the relationship of the UK government to the US authorities "was far beyond that of a bystander".
On board the Titanic, her prissy, Europeanized daughter is being wooed by a handsome American undergraduate who pointedly remarks that the "P" on his letter shirt stands for Purdue, not Princeton.
Sir Mike came to national fame when he led the ground forces in Kosovo, an intervention, as he pointedly remarked in his lecture, where 'Western blood and treasure' was risked on behalf of 'beleaguered Muslim populations'.
The row over Richard's comments came as the US ambassador to Israel, Dan Shapiro, pointedly remarked that the threats to boycott Israel were being driven, in part, by a lack of peace negotiations.
