Sentence examples for that he points out from inspiring English sources

That, he points out, "is amazing to think of, because a plastic bag doesn't weigh much at all".

That, he points out, is what happened with Jesus in first-century Jerusalem, just as surely as it did with Muhammad in seventh-century Mecca.

That, he points out, could be down to the very visible nature of hands, which might make it especially hard for grieving families to give consent for donation.

Schnabel still considers himself a painter above all, and a hot ticket at that: he points out how busy he's been over the past year, with major shows in Rome, San Sebastian and Germany.

That, he points out, is a story that is widely told about divergent productivity in capital-rich America and labour-rich Britain in the 19th and early 20th centuries: that the former developed more capital-intensive methods of production that led to a long-lived productivity edge.

Hytner is also proud of the fact that other things changed with that: he points out that half of the new plays in the last two years have been written by women and that the audience has "started to look more like the London we live in" (a London, as he points out, where the term "ethnic minority" has started to outlive its usefulness).

On top of that, he pointed out, there are taxes which he described as "half again as much".

When I asked one European official about that, he pointed out that there would be no tax on borrowings, so you could repo the T-bill without paying the tax.

But even that, he pointed out, is subject to the whim of the board.

Louis, able at last to overcome his vast, black speechlessness, noticed something interesting that he pointed out to the other men: the buzzards were returning.

When the thing was fixed, the repairman thumped out a sentence that, he pointed out, contained all the letters of the alphabet.