Sentence examples for to point something from inspiring English sources

"I would like to point something out.

"We've all focused on the tragic gun violence that has been in the news lately, but I want to point something out to you," Mr. Biden said.

As his final game approaches, Cometti is at pains to point something out: he's not quitting football broadcasting per se, he is just retiring from travelling.

Instead, if you wish to point something out to a fellow traveller, use your right hand, open, with the palm facing the ceiling.

And what we were dreaming is to have a palette [of templates like Urturn's expressions] — if you want to record you just find something to record, if you want to create a quote, if you want to share some music, you want to point something you want to  doodle, and we believe that there is unlimited different numbers to express yourself.

Project Blue will be looking at the other, more sun-like stars there, known as Alpha Centauri A and B. I can guess what you're thinking: if we know the planets are there, don't we just have to point something like the Hubble in that direction?

This might point something out to you that you would want to change before you make that decision semi-permanent.

This (and these) are generally used to point to something closer in proximity while that (and those) points to something more distant.

You have to be able to point to something.

It had looked ready to point to something encouraging.

That's a long preamble to point to something a lot more frivolous, but nonetheless puzzling.