Sentence examples for which we pointed from inspiring English sources

"Things have gotten better in a number of ways, but the fundamental situation which we pointed out is still in front of us".

Echeverria et al. do not note the possibility (which we pointed out in the previous section) of the existence of additional balls in the time travel region.

5. Given our discussion at the end of Section 2.2, in which we pointed out that for Frege, the subject and direct object of a sentence are on a logical par, there is an equally good alternative theoretical description of the denotation of the sentence 'John loves Mary'.

Update: Shortly after this article was posted, and after a brief correspondence with FaceApp's founder in which we pointed out that the product does not exist in a societal vacuum, FaceApp's founder emailed to say it would be removing the ethnicity filters.

This follows up our May 28 Huffington Post piece, "Obama and the Progressives: A Curious Paradox," in which we pointed out that there's something puzzling about Barack Obama appeal to some of his most ardent "progressive" supporters.

Speaking for SNL fans everywhere, I hope she's had some training in how to deliver the opening line, which she muffed last time (which we pointed out way back in FTP [22]) in what could almost be described as Rainier Wolfcastle fashion ("Up and at them"...)...

However, the model can also be used for data memory with small modifications, which we point out whenever applicable.

Two Bay Area families to which we were pointed underscore this sentiment.

Columns (b) give results in which we add point estimates of literacy as a regressor.

In this case, one can consider points close to fixed points, which we call approximate fixed points.

But the most important thing is the way in which we got these points.