Sentence examples for the title points out from inspiring English sources

Russia's Unfinished Revolution was in the making since 1990, on subject matter that was a moving target because ­ as the title points out ­ the revolution in Russia still hasn't ended.

Finally, your Features Editor, Peter Rodgers, wrote to us asking us to change the title, pointing out that most readers would not be familiar with the term PCM or with any of the protein names.

Already reviewers are wondering about the film's title, pointing out that the titular "Winter Soldier" -- a character from the the comics I won't spoil now -- doesn't figure as prominently as the title might suggest.

And the title really points out that there's physical danger here, and that things are different than they were just five years ago.

Examining how games use culture, Penix-Tadsen discusses in-game cultural representations of Latin America in a range of popular titles (pointing out, for example, appearances of Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer statue in games from Call of Duty to the tourism-promoting Brasil Quest).

"But he has won a World Cup and successive Premier League titles," pointed out one incredulous journalist last week.

Nor does Stoops, whose team plays Florida for the title Thursday, point out that his only crystal trophy for winning the B.C.S. championship game bears the fingerprints of his predecessor John Blake.

I have solely some suggestions: The title should point out that a case series is presented.

The title should point out that a case series is presented.

These wounds, as the title of the report points out, are often the "Invisible Wounds of War".

Labour's acting leader Harriet Harman appointed herself to the unofficial title after pointing out she was the longest-serving female MP in the Commons.