Sentence examples for quietly point out from inspiring English sources

In towns like Puerto Asis and La Hormiga, meanwhile, residents quietly point out the paramilitary gunmen drinking at the local bar or enjoying a snow cone in the town plaza.

Social niceties then dictates that no fuss be made over one's own portion of the theoretical bill; instead, hope rests on the chance that some conscientious white knight will quietly point out that Amanda only had the soup and half a chocolate fondant, and insist that the remaining bill is split.

Although people at the Vatican are reluctant to criticize John Paul II, whose name was often followed by cries of Santo subito ("Sainthood now"), they quietly point out that during the final years of his papacy, when, suffering from Parkinson's disease, he was severely incapacitated, many things went wrong.

Having somebody to quietly point out an unseen step or incoming car will help immensely.

And that, as Ottolenghi quietly points out, is without any television series to back it up.

Other observers quietly pointed out that the girls who had escaped earlier had faced ostracism and abuse.

I quietly pointed out to him that there was already a small title in America with the same name.

He quietly pointed out that he made a point of sitting down with squaddies in the canteen and quizzing them over their concerns.

Instead of quietly pointing out that it was best not to joke about blowing up airports, he arrested him under antiterrorist legislation.

Some Brexiters have for months quietly pointed out the referendum is advisory and asks voters' views only on whether to leave the EU.

As Andrew Wilson quietly points out, this was also the year the couple had their first notorious cheek-biting encounter in Oxford.