Sentence examples for reply pointing from inspiring English sources

After I began receiving the e-mails, I drafted a brief form letter to send in reply, pointing out the fake authorship.

"You know, Maurice!" he would reply, pointing his shaky index finger enthusiastically at the stereo speakers, the way a child might point to a toy display in the window of a department store.

Sherwin Siy, who wrote the original blog post, is unimpressed, publishing the email he sent to Slater in reply, pointing to a ruling in August by the US Copyright Office that only works created by humans could be copyrighted under US law.

Rodgers fired off a long, tightly argued reply, pointing out that most experienced, technically qualified candidates for those positions happened to be middle-aged white males, and it would be immoral for him to jeopardize the interests of his employees and shareholders by assigning slots to "politically correct placeholders".

Wishing someone to die – journalist or not – struck me as a particularly un-Christmassy wish; so un-Chrismassy in fact, that I felt driven to reply, pointing out the various misspellings in his comment and offer seasons' greetings to TechCrunch's "illiterate college student readership".

Johnson's reply pointed out that not obtaining assurances carried a political and security risk to the UK "should the men be executed".

"I know God," he replied, pointing upward.

"Baa baa," he replied, pointing to the sheep.

"Half the size of yours," he replied, pointing at his huge feet.

"He's right there," his mother replied, pointing to a man on a couch.

"There is something funny going on downstairs," he replied, pointing towards the lifts to the Pit theatre.