Sentence examples for things point out from inspiring English sources

Critics, including the founders of a website called Endangered Ugly Things, point out that some less glamorous creatures fall through the conservation net as a result.

The International Center for Technology Assessment, which has long opposed the patenting of living things, pointed out that the patent applies to mammals, without excepting humans.

They have, among other things, pointed out that whereas Palmer treated those revolutions as a sharp break with the past, revolutionary political thought in fact remained significantly rooted in classical republicanism.

Things pointed out included: Michael Baskette's production, the band's instrumentation, and Radke's melodies.

One thing pointed out to me was that simply taking on highly risky behaviors by myself was hardly psychopathic.

The Philly paper (is this an Eagles vs. Steelers thing?) points out that one of the assault weapons in the pictures carries an evidence tag.

Though as last week's column on watch couture – yes, that is an actual thing – pointed out, "microsculpture" is the latest greatest trend in watchmaking.

This is not a bad thing, points out Adam Fagen, a graduate student at Harvard.

"One thing pointed out by brand managers is that there are really no market research companies focused exclusively on beauty.

There are things to point out, things to see.

A couple of things to point out about this view.