Sentence examples for was later pointed from inspiring English sources

It was later pointed out that, when translated from Urdu, Pakistan could also mean "Land of the Pure".

When his error was later pointed out to him, he laughed and said he'd always thought Ruskin was a painter, and not a very good one, at that.

It was later pointed out that Farage himself had used the word "swarms" earlier that day on ITV's Good Morning Britain.

He has criticised government changes to welfare and targeted payday lenders, saying that he wanted to "compete Wonga out of existence", although it was later pointed out that at the time the church was an investor in Wonga.

Communist activists and N.K.V.D. men (some of whom, it was later pointed out, were Jewish) began an assault on Soviet farmers, many of whom lived in the fertile land of central Ukraine: the rich ones ("kulaks") were exiled to Siberia or shot; the rest were forced onto collective farms.

The October, after Baby P died, Ofsted gave Haringey a three-star rating out of four, saying it provided a good service for children, although it was later pointed out in parliament that this inspection had been carried out by a former employee of Shoesmith's, and was based on desk research.

However, a number of flaws were later pointed out in this argument [14].

Blake was later appointed the White House point man on African-American outreach.

Well, all those conservatives were wrong, because George was later busted for pointing a gun at his girlfriend.

He was later only two points from victory himself with Nadal serving at 4-5, 30-all in the fifth set.

This was later anglicized to Point Loma.