Sentence examples for she has pointed out from inspiring English sources

She has pointed out that "People have been more willing to forgive a male character's flaws.

As she has pointed out, the mobile devices we carry with us everywhere are packed with confidential information under operating systems that never securely erase data.

She has pointed out that seven of the 10 top websites in Australia are still owned by the traditional media companies.

A previous biographer, Robert Speaight, who had published in the mid-60s, had seen the same material, but MacCarthy, as she has pointed out, was writing in 1989, well after Michael Holroyd's ground-breaking life of Lytton Strachey, so that "the conventions of biography were considerably altered, frank discussion of the sex life of one's subject being well on its way to becoming de rigueur".

Attempts to defeat Mrs. Clinton at the ballot box have repeatedly proved to be unsuccessful — especially, as she has pointed out, in the larger states — so his campaign is now employing a two-front strategy: trying to ignore Mrs. Clinton while working to overwhelm her campaign by using its financial advantage to advertise more and build larger organizations in each of the remaining nine contests.

Because, as she has pointed out, music builds community.

She had pointed out that she had neither the education nor the interest in religion that the wife of the rector should have, but Dr. Rogers did not care.

She had pointed out, amid his talk of the "historic traditional procreative purposes" of marriage, that infertile couples have every right to marry.

But I wish she had pointed out that one's particular religious beliefs are almost always determined by one's parents, in a process of enculturation that has little to do with thought, choice or revelation.

Ms. Durant said that the apartment underwent an annual inspection by the New York City Housing Authority last month and that she had pointed out a faulty electrical outlet in the boys' bedroom to the inspectors.

She was one of only two women to review the new, Booker-longlisted Alan Hollinghurst novel in a British paper this year – she was commissioned by The Independent on Sunday after she had pointed out in a Facebook debate how certain male authors were never reviewed by women.