Sentence examples for properly points from inspiring English sources

But then, as Thiérrée properly points out, Charlie may not have been the first to do those Chaplinesque gags either.

Your article about children's diet and weight properly points out the difficulty of figuring out what children should eat, and getting them to eat it.

As David Thomson properly points out ["Robert Altman's Decade of Astonishments," June 11], lesser Altman is still 100 times more interesting and rewarding than all the idiotic, insipid blockbusters the 80's and 90's have given us.

Jim Haviland Durham, N.C., Feb. 15, 2009 • To the Editor: Paul D. Ryan properly points to the lesson of the government-induced stagflation of the 1970s as the result of the same spending and borrowing policies of the "stimulus" plan.

The first step toward combating international terrorism is to identify the places from which it springs, and the latest State Department report properly points to South Asia as a new hub of activity.

Adam Cohen ("Is John Roberts Too Much of a Judicial Activist?," Editorial Observer, Aug. 27) is quite right to lament the abuse of the term "judicial activism" and properly points out that conservatives as well as liberals have many times been guilty of it.

(On rear, with Observation properly pointed).

Justice Kagan properly pointed out that this analysis was essentially arbitrary.

Of course, the chancellor can quite properly point to reasons beyond his control.

The Butler act properly pointed us to the value of spiritual development.

This study presents an aiming model to properly point heliostats at cylindrical molten salt receivers in Solar Power Tower.