Sentence examples for really point out from inspiring English sources

And really point out the fact that we can prevent these problems," Dr. Johnson advises.

One thing Greg doesn't really point out, however, is how desperate this ploy seems.

Kangaroos are the same colour as the road and the black ravens really point out the kills, no koalas yet though.

So even though we see a nodal plane down the center, I just want to really point out that it's only when we have a nodal plane in the internuclear or the bond axis that we're calling that a pi orbital.

Speaking in South Africa, she said: "The intensity of the fighting in Aleppo, the defections, really point out how imperative it is that we come together and work toward a good transition plan".

What the article sort of fails to really point out is how none of those guys were strong enough to take their mercurial, whimsical candidate into a room, sit him down, and tell him NO, NO, NO. Bill Clinton, famously, was a candidate who deserved, and got, final edit on his campaign.

It really points out our problem".

This study really points out the strong influence of genetics.

"This really points out that for this deep subcortical basal ganglia area, you need all of it to function normally.

Dante is really pointing out that he is doing something unique with his poetry, that perhaps Bonagiunta doesn't really recognize the full extent.

And the title really points out that there's physical danger here, and that things are different than they were just five years ago.