Sentence examples for points out to those from inspiring English sources

"I have always been myself, even when I was ill, but now I seem myself," he points out to those who express pleasure at finding him more himself.

Robert Hirst Massapequa, N.Y., Sept. 14, 2010 • To the Editor: David Brooks correctly points out to those on the right in the Republican Party that there are roles that the federal government must play in furthering the common good.

Point out to those restaurants that don't sell sustainable catch that you're not going to patronize them until they do and that you will also ask your family and friends to steer clear until the restaurant changes its policies.

On occasion, she said, she likes to point out to those in attendance that it is not 1999 anymore.

As he often pointed out to those who pegged him as only an opera composer, he also wrote some 120 other pieces, including symphonic scores, chamber works and songs.

It would not do for a politician to point out to those voters a connection between crime and inequality, since that would imply that they should surrender some of their wealth to the common good.

I had noticed that there weren't any, and fire barrels, as Hoffa never fails to point out to those who doubt his blue-collar credentials, are an essential element of any self-respecting picket line.

(I should point out to those of you reluctant to hand over yet more of your hard-earned to Sky in these difficult times that Valuev was not actually wearing a bowler hat. I should also point out that you did not miss much).

So it's a way of raising the visibility and pointing out to those who are associated with him that there is a cost for that".

While he accepted the need for "some change" to the current welfare system, he added: "I am simply pointing out to those who will be hardest hit by these changes that it is not their local council to blame.

I also wanted to point out to those that think that Obama may be getting special treatment because he is a President during a national crisis: George Bush was given another term for that reason and then turned his administration into a national crisis.