Sentence examples for sometimes pointed out from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes pointed out that Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg were college dropouts.

Ruscha, as his mother sometimes pointed out, has always been "a master of evasion".

Fans looking to defuse lyrics like these have sometimes pointed out that the group includes one lesbian, Syd the Kyd.

The media's glowing reviews, though, sometimes pointed out that the highway had been built by a construction company once led by none other than Mr. Lee himself.

Jimmy Carter sometimes pointed out that his wife's first name was Eleanor and that she had been as valuable a working partner to him as had Eleanor Roosevelt to her husband.

It is sometimes pointed out, for example, that merely confining Mary to a monochromatic environment would not prevent her from having color experiences (see Thompson 1995, 264) or that, after release, she would not be able to see colors.

Arab officials sometimes point out that it was Menachem Begin, a right-wing leader, who returned Sinai.

When the auction's 780 registered bidders browse the latest postings, they sometimes point out fakes that had managed to slip through the vetting process.

But, he said, comments can be very valuable, sometimes pointing out errors or alternative interpretations of the facts and theories presented in the article.

"Community gardening is really just as much about the community as the gardening, and chickens can sometimes point out ways in which that's the case," said Siena Chrisman, a garden member.

Harold Dilbeck Tustin, CaliforniaThough not often proselytisers, we do sometimes point out that apatheism has caused no known incidents of  genocide, terrorism, and persecution based on personal beliefs, or pandering by electoral candidates.