Sentence examples for points out all of from inspiring English sources

As Harris points out, all of this makes it a convenient substitute for another "serially elusive" phenomenon: the self.

"There are 40 living things here right now, if you count the people," Garf points out, all of whom need to be fed and watered and cleaned up after.

There's even an account that follows Twisitor, called TwisitorCameo, which points out all of the people that were unnamed in the background of photos.

He points out all of Microsoft's failures — no extras, a stunning resemblance to OS X/Linux, and slow updates — and refuses to see the good deep in Vista's heart.

Slowly but surely, she points out all of your flaws.

As Lupton points out, all of Angelou's autobiographies, especially Caged Bird and its immediate sequel Gather Together in My Name, are "very much concerned with what [Angelou] knew and how she learned it".

Others like to point out all of the harmonic discontinuities.

Jonathan pointed out all of the Three Peaks, and a host of hills and ranges beyond.

Fassel was clear in pointing out all of Allen's remaining weaknesses.

I know when I used to host recruits, I would make sure I pointed out all of our banners".

But pointing out his lies, his contradictions, his illogical ideas, his nonsensical solutions — pointing out all of that, while noble and necessary work, is partly beside the point.