Sentence examples for without pointing out from inspiring English sources

The article also appears to embrace clichés about Japanese homogeneity without pointing out recent policy changes.

Either that, or we focus on the wonder, without pointing out the threats.

It's a very measured report, talking about the rent-to-price ratio without pointing out what it means.

That said, I'll add that I was certainly wrong to say it as I did without pointing out the difference between my advice and Callerlab's.

"It's far too easy to wash our hands and say everything is equal without pointing out the nuanced ways equity is still a long way away," Forsyth said.

The character can't even admire a "decent rack", as he would call it, without pointing out that it will soon be devalued by this self-same male gaze.

I cannot imagine today being able to mention coal without anybody pointing out that it might be better to leave it where it is, jobs or no jobs.

Reporters should "refrain from asserting that the planet has warmed (or cooled) in any given period without IMMEDIATELY pointing out that such theories are based upon data that critics have called into question," the memo read.

As a long-term insomniac myself, I rather switched off when they dragged out a bloke who hadn't slept a wink for a year without anyone pointing out this was a physical impossibility.

You can't drive for more than an hour without somebody pointing out a waterfall that might have had Orlando Bloom underneath it or a restaurant that Sir Ian McKellen liked to have his dinner in.

After two decades of intense debate, we may analyse it without overemphasis, pointing out the importance of its emergence, its historical roots but also the limit of its use.