Sentence examples for remarks point from inspiring English sources

Her remarks point to Italy's previous failures to stamp out racism in the highest realms of power.

The couple's remarks point to one of the most intriguing aspects of Laura Welch Bush, a trait that sets her apart from many of her predecessors on this path: she never aspired to it, never planned on it, never looked out across the broad expanse of the future and saw herself in a wash of light, with a microphone under her chin.

Yan's remarks point to the significance of the timing of the research.

Machiavelli's remarks point toward several salient conclusions about Fortuna and her place in his intellectual universe.

In addition to the already noted need for further validation of the IÖW model by means of a systematic comparison with results from other methodological approaches, these final remarks point to possible extensions of the model and directions for further research.

If anything, Sikorski's remarks point to genuine concerns about overreliance on the US, which has other worries besides the situation along the EU's eastern border.

Vatican watchers said the pope's remarks pointed to a growing battle in the Catholic world.

"Cosi Fan Tutti," he remarks, pointing to a bed used in the Mozart opera.

Amnesty International promptly responded to Rogers' remarks, pointing out they have been denied access to the detention centre for almost three years.

"They say he had a bad knee, but look how high he is off the ground," Palace remarks, pointing at the Namath photograph.

While her address was short on new proposals, her remarks pointed decisively toward deeper integration and more powers for institutions in Brussels.