Sentence examples for points out with a from inspiring English sources

Kara points out, with a certain wonder, that Yahoo is ten years old!

Walter points out: "With a lot of performance-enhancing drugs, it's minute effects.

"Domino's pizza boxes can go in the recycling," the middle child points out with a certain hopeful tone.

As Mrs Scruggs-Leftwich points out with a triumphal flourish, it was black voters who "sent Newt Gingrich back on the train to Georgia".

All of which is to say that Kahlo was a star - though one, Hayek points out, with a lot more confidence than your average world-famous movie star.

'There's plenty of other books there,' he points out with a smile, including one on Rupert Murdoch's digital ambitions, and others on economic theory and political science.

Clichéd sentiments aside, what it does look like is a modified Motorola Defy, but — as Engadget point out — with an elongated speaker, different volume controls, and what could very well be a front-facing camera.

Even with my limited artistic skills, this is the best-looking tart so far, but I have to concede that, as one of my guests points out with an air of slight disappointment, it's not terribly lemony.

And Hillier points out that, with a first album, a musician has the luxury of time.

But Wahle and Soto point out that with a little more work they could make that popup look like just about anything – a system update, a Candy Crush notification.

But, he pointed out, "with a ranch you can do whatever you want to do".