Sentence examples for subject pointed from inspiring English sources

One subject pointed out that IPSS should have announced to learners that a problem in which the target knowledge could not work possibly existed in the generated problem.

In literature on the subject, pointed out everywhere are at least two sources which have left their mark on the modern form of the idea, and they are: Kantianism and Personalism (Lawer 2009).

Then, the subject pointed at the distant or various food positions.

As one subject pointed out, she was comfortable with discussing death only because this was a survey.

The urge-to-cough scale was placed in front of the subjects and the subject pointed at the scale number, which was recorded by the experimenter.

He changes the subject, pointing out a row of shrubs in a bloom of yellow fire.

Kershaw, who shows genuine pity - if not quite sympathy - for his subject, points out why his campaign for friendship with Germany failed.

Sometimes Francis sidesteps divisive issues by simply changing the subject, pointing out that the central missions of Christianity are love, charity, mercy, and caring for the poor.

What's Dominic doing at the moment?" David Morrissey, another actor who has spoken out on the subject, points out that "for every Downton, there's a Happy Valley".

Throughout, the authors do their best to downplay the exoticism of their subject, pointing to such Western practices as drawing (disembowelling) and quartering (dismembering): "It is hard to see much distinction in degrees of cruelty".

The chapter on mutual fund sins, an undercovered subject, points out the industry's many dirty little secrets.