Sentence examples for points out something else from inspiring English sources

But Aguilar points out something else about these tapestries — all of the characters, both warrior and vanquished, are "drawn sympathetically — unlike later depictions of war, where the conquered look like animals".

Bloomberg also points out something else: Charging as much as $90 per application (Stanford University) isn't a bad way to fill the college's coffers either.

Berlatsky's piece on 12 Years points out something else I hadn't noticed but that the Charles Atlas ad makes obvious: it's all about masculinity.

Bloomberg also points out something else: Charging as much as $90 per application (Stanford University) isn't a bad way to fill the college's coffers either. .

She pointed out something else.

I don't recall — pointed out something else.

But Koedt pointed out something else which is relevant to the recurrent cultural fascination with the G-spot.

"Whatever is happening," Susan Sontag pointed out, "something else is always going on," and it's this "something else" that Whitehead is really interested in.

Before reverting to Godwin's Law, though, I'll point out something else: Zionism did not have to be a disaster for the Palestinian Arabs.

The causes of this trend are complex and fascinating and worthy of more comment, but here I want to point out something else.

Then, he pointed out, something else would have to be true: particles that were part of a single wave function would be permanently "entangled," no matter how far from each other they migrated.