Sentence examples for ready to point out from inspiring English sources

To be fair, they're both very ready to point out the other's faults, and each other's lives and choices.

"We're ready to point out to the people of North Carolina that they're the ones making the decision on who the next Senator will be," he said.

Vassalli was a polemical voice, always ready to point out the dysfunctional nature of Italian society and to attack its sacred cows.

If he fails, there will be no shortage of critics ready to point out the flaws in the original idea and its subsequent execution.

Diallo, as Strauss-Kahn's team is always ready to point out, has a lawyer, but she also, according to Newsweek, cannot read or write in any language.

"You have to prepare for the inspection," she said, explaining that in addition to making sure to be home on the day of the inspection, a tenant should be ready to point out all violations to the inspector.

When it first appeared the Gautrain would not be ready, officials were quick to point out that it was never intended to be a World Cup project.

Ms. Kelleher-Andrews was quick to point out that "Ready for Love," a recent short-lived NBC reality dating show on which she starred, generated more male referrals than any advertising or press appearances.

Still, this season especially should serve as a warning with reality TV, you never know which way things are going to go — and there will always be producers always ready and willing to point out the flaws.

He was ready to engage Mitt Romney, to point out where the governor's plan didn't add up, and then explain what his own plan was.

He might like to point out that he is ready for any fresh roles on offer.