Sentence examples for say point from inspiring English sources

"I would take the photographs and say, 'Point to where you met him.

Or do you, say, point to the sky or dressing room after, say, a toilet visit?

Mr. Bush has been unwilling, for some reason, to say point blank that an apology is called for.

"If y'all have anything negative to say, point the finger at me, because I should've come up with that catch".

This was manifestly unjust, as Kevin Stadler was to say point out later: "You just can't do that, it's unfair.

"Many are probably silent because they do not wish for the proverbial pen to be pointed at them; I say point away.

By contrast, many influential Republican commentators say point-blank that Mitt Romney is not a real conservative at heart and is instead a Northeastern (i.e. moderate) Republican.

So it is comforting to hear Kermode say, point-blank, "It is simply inconceivable that anybody at the Globe... could have followed every sentence of 'Coriolanus.' "Again and again he reminds us that during his stylistic evolution Shakespeare was continually challenging -- training" -- his audience to accept novel and perplexing modes of delivery and exposition.

"That one," I say pointing behind me.

'Really?' 'Yes,' I say, pointing him out.

"Obscuro," I say, pointing at the sky.