Sentence examples for readily pointed from inspiring English sources

As Cuomo readily pointed out, his governing philosophy, which he described as "progressive pragmatism," wasn't new, or even particularly partisan.

But it has readily pointed to the difficulty of co-operating with a partner that is unwilling even to meet.

Mr. Lhota readily pointed to Mr. de Blasio's wife and two children, calling them "a wonderful family — I can't speak enough of them".

Though Mr. Kerry's campaign readily pointed to myriad votes for increases in military spending, pay and health care benefits, it is unclear how that record will filter back to viewers who do not closely follow politics, barring a response ad from Mr. Kerry.

In the past, scholars have readily pointed towards the presumed fact that Philoponus was first raised as a Christian who later came into privileged contact with Greek rationalism; it is supposed that this constellation catalyzed his stance of critical opposition and rejection.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton beat Mr. Obama here, by a margin of four to one, in the Democratic primary this month, as many here readily point out.

In interviews across several of Caracas's poorest neighborhoods, residents did not readily point to tangible benefits under Mr. Chávez's time in office.

It's named for the conductor Sir Thomas Beecham, who, one of the resident divas readily points out, inherited a fortune based on laxatives that provided generations of ageing folk with much needed relief.

Sir Edward George can readily point to the effect of Gordon Brown's last budget, which will clip the annual inflation rate by half a percentage point in March and April, according to official statisticians.

There continues to be much debate, internal and external, as to whether the plan to preserve Cunningham's body of work will actually work: as foundation members readily point out, this is a big experiment.

As Salazar readily points out: "Nobody makes a great athlete.