Synonym: call attention, comment, notice, remark, remonstrate, signalise, signalize. Similar words: in point of, point, point to, appoint, to the point, appointment, go into, a case in point. Meaning: v. 1. make or write a comment on 2. point out carefully and clearly 3. present and urge reasons in opposition.
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(91) I would point out that the procedure for the avoidance of industrial disputes is inappropriate in these circumstances.
(92) As they state, Piven and Cloward also point out the frequently racist aspects of states' policies toward the poor.
(93) They point out that bottom-up statistical methods are efficient from a computational point of view, but exhibit poor error correcting capabilities.
(94) Guide writers have a traditional obligation to honour the historical record, alongside their duty to point out present circumstances.
(95) We do not recommend birth control or encourage birth control in any way, except to point out its failure rate.
(96) These authors are right to point out that in cross sectional analyses it is difficult to make assumptions of causality.
(97) I point out to the hon. Member for Ogmore that the Sunday trading laws could be suspended only by primary legislation.
(98) It is easy enough to point out what is wrong with Hong Kong environmentally but far from easy to find solutions.
(99) Critics point out that a sales tax is regressive, and supporters counter by suggesting that low-income taxpayers could get rebates.
(100) He defied reporters to point out an instance of where Republican-led initiatives succeeded in rolling back environmental laws.
(101) But the companies are having to point out once again the tiny fraction of land they take up on relation to the whole.
(102) I would like to point out that I do not hunt myself so feel I have a balanced point of view.
(103) The anti-smoking lobby then switched to point out that cigarette smoking was anti-social and could harm friends and family.
(104) No need for anyone to point out the unlikelihood of such a slew of benign effects occurring the same week.
(105) They plan to point out that tanker movements to and from the terminal are carefully controlled. Sentencedict.com
(106) Tom Anderson, however, used extreme disappointment to point out our mistakes.
(107) It is an excellent book, as I took care to point out, except for my few niggles.
(108) Let the older child get as involved as possible and point out how much the new baby loves her big brother.
(109) And incidentally may I point out that the proper term for the external female genitalia is vulva.
(110) As a responsible Company we feel it only right to point out these possibilities, however unlikely.
(111) I pause here to point out that items such as dressings are available on prescription.
(112) Kids talk candidly and loudly about their Santa experience, and are quick to point out body odor and bad breath.
(113) The circular goes on to point out that the list is not exhaustive and suggests other courses may be appropriate.
(114) To point out the difference between their conceptions of class is, in consequence, simply to state a more fundamental problem.
(115) Yet other friends point out that Rawls comes from an old southern family and has a patrician sense of noblesse oblige.
(116) Horowitz's Barber I would like to point out a small correction for your readers.
(117) He waited for somebody to point out how horrible this was.
(118) They also point out that the excessive amounts of sugar in some brands could also be harmful to older babies' teeth.
(119) Alden and others point out that every decade has had its share of countrified rock artists.
(120) And I don't think I need point out that I am in the most awkward situation of all.
More similar words: in point of, point, point to, appoint, to the point, appointment, go into, a case in point, in touch, keep in touch, count out, joint, into, get into, come into, fall into, run into, fit into, cut into, look into, turn into, enter into, break into, burst into, slide into, in the event of, take into account, coin, join, tour.