Sentence examples for points out one of from inspiring English sources
As Danner points out, "one of the big risks" of leaving people out of the debates based on polling is that it "could highlight the GOP's demographic issues if non-white male candidates like Ben Carson, Carly Fiorina, or Bobby Jindal don't make the cut".
As Axel Honneth himself points out, one of these threads is the idea of reification.
Kid Rock "Rock N Roll Jesus": Jane points out one of the year's most notable samples.
"We only really do what plants make us do," points out one of the novel's many voices.
"Unfortunately, the way we practice medicine is not conducive for what women with endometriosis need," points out one of the film's experts.
But, as Catherine Harrington points out, one of the biggest obstacles to the government achieving its target of building one million homes by 2020 is nimbyism – a phenomenon that community land trusts are perfectly placed to counter.
He then interrupts his talk to point out one of 24 other stone circles on the island.
Commenters on the Facebook remembrance page pointed out one of Bishop Dixon's favorite Biblical verses, from Micah 6.
We went on to Alphabets, where Sister Karol pointed out one of her favorite gifts, the Wash Away Your Sins soap set with washcloth.
As many observers have pointed out, one of the possible causes of this reproducibility crisis is the increasing pressure on scientists to "publish or perish".
That night in my kitchen, Ellie Smeal pointed out one of the effects that separate and unequal treatment was having right now, on women in the military.
