Sentence examples for text points out from inspiring English sources

As the gallery text points out, they are her "most silent paintings".

The text points out that the firmly fixed terrariums also kept deranged patients from leaping outside.

That city, the wall text points out, was "the explicit or implied setting of many of his cartoons".

In addition the exhibition text points out that even before the height of the Silk Road the basin was a multicultural area.

— becomes more apparent in talking animals who are, as the text points out, "creatures in the original sense of the word, marvelous creations of the human imagination".

The accompanying text points out that this is a strength of the photographs and that it also presents a quandary for the viewer.

Procter & Gamble admitted it had editorial control over all content on Beauty Recommends but said that all videos opened with text pointing out it sponsored the channel.

Below, I have annotated the Cardullo's text, pointing out passages that are nearly identical or very similar to these recorded interviews, some of which are also available on YouTube.

Docherty has written to culture secretary Sajid Javid about the text, pointing out that it is currently "rated as an Amazon bestseller" and asking the cabinet member to consider leading a debate on the issue.

In response to this comment we nonetheless added some text pointing out how distantly related B. subtilis and E. coli are (Paragraph 78).

Ravitch provides telling assessments of historical texts, pointing out, for example, that slavery in the West is condemned but, as practiced in Africa and the Middle East, is depicted as "benign, even as a means of social mobility".