Sentence examples for so point out from inspiring English sources
So point out what they're actually standing for, in plain language.
Certainly her friends don't think so, pointing out that Ms. Sindi is too open and friendly for a complaint like social climbing to have any validity.
He led me through the bounty for 45 minutes or so, pointing out items that he saw as emissaries of F.P.C. (olives, porcini mushrooms, spelt) and steering me away from trouble.
He thinks it has a pretty good chance of doing so, pointing out that large parts of the City - equity broking, the Lloyd's insurance market, and foreign-exchange trading, for instance - are relatively unaffected.
So, pointing out e.g. the technology is evidence-based or has no shortcoming will not alter the adoption or this specific user.
There is a range of egotistical personalities, some more fixable than others, so pointing out a friend's bad behavior might fix the problem.
Turkey has refused to do so, pointing out it is in the midst of a campaign against Kurdish militants.
"Regardless of what stuffy ketchup-and-mustard jacketed MCC men suppose, tradition has been rather neglected in the game over the past thirty years or so," points out Joe Molloy.
And so on.Optimists point out that agreeing on an agenda is always difficult.
Gimmicks, as the singing strippers in the musical "Gypsy" so convincingly point out, are the essence of show business.
