Sentence examples for points out and this from inspiring English sources

"The good thing is that it doesn't sound as if your daughter is avoiding reading because she is finding it difficult," Picton points out, and this is important.

"A lot of good science also takes place in the peer review process," he points out, "and this information is usually lost to the academic community.

And, just like the patron of the Boone County Library in Kentucky (who tried to get Cheryl Rainfield's book Scars off the shelves) points out, and this is close to my heart, we don't give a young anorexic girl a great ball-by-ball account of how to starve herself to death.

As several commenters point out, and this picture shows, the moon Mimas, with its giant crater, looks an awful lot like the Death Star.

Cilip also pointed out (and this is something often missed when looking just at the numbers) that even where services are still running, many are hollowing out.

The importance of the anti-inflammatory effect of ARBs has also been pointed out, and this is likely to have some effect on diabetic microangiopathy, in particular.

But as my Brother BRENNAN points out and as this Court recognized in Bruton v. United States, 391 U.S. 123, 88 S.Ct.

"Writers have always done other stuff alongside writing books," Fiennes points out, "and so this is one such option for them.

As the earlier article pointed out and the table below illustrates, this can have a major impact on shareholder value.

Royal College Street was often busy with traffic, Stark's side pointed out, and given this "potentially hostile and dangerous environment" should the pub really be there at all?

We must continue to point out and combat this long-ago-disproven narrative with our own stories of love.