Sentence examples for questioner pointed from inspiring English sources

In response, a questioner pointed out that killing a prisoner of war is not "American practice".

I took part in a discussion last week, broadcast by BBC Southern Counties radio, during which a questioner pointed out the virtually limitless volume of information available on the net compared to what one can find in a paper.

This questioner pointed out that in her ward, the bishop had banned all use of Gospel Topics Essays in church meetings and had released people from callings who had used them in church.

When a questioner gently pointed out that Mr. Bush had laid out his tax plan way back in 1999, Mr. Rove brushed him aside.

Rice's student questioner then pointed out that our government had never resorted to torture, "Even in World War II, as we faced Nazi Germany -- probably the greatest threat that America has ever faced".

The downside, he said as he pointed at the questioner, "is that you can't do anything without doing this.

And a questioner from the audience also pointed to the fact that, by placing a price on archived content, the paper would cut itself off from academic research.

I mean, are people in the business community different from you, or you, or you?" He pointed angrily at the questioner and others nearby.

But as she pointed out to the young questioner at the town hall meeting, those not familiar with her past may well see her as damaged goods – a scandal magnet to which something will inevitably stick.

When a student questioner at the forum, held at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell, pointed out that Mr. Brown posed nude for Cosmopolitan magazine in the 1980s to help pay his law school tuition and asked how Ms. Warren paid for her schooling, she replied: "I kept my clothes on.

The closest he came to outright denial was pointing a questioner to a collection of news clips of himself vowing not to run for the presidency.