point out

A woman pointing out the thousands of dollars’ worth of unpaid housework she does every year?

In this way, Enríquez points out how the past still haunts the present.

And when feminists point out that women earning as much as their male partners still do more housework, they’re calling for recognition of that difference.

Plus, as Ecuadorian author María Fernanda Ampuero points out, the term focuses on the wrong thing” — her gender, instead of her work.

Melvin: We were walking past the cemetery and our cousin – Marvin: He pointed out, and said, 'She's over there somewhere.”

COURTNEY KENNEDY: That was an incredibly tumultuous race, as you pointed out.

Just as Simone de Beauvoir pointed out that male political thinkers weren’t exactly inclusive with their definitions of “mankind,” feminist definitions have always contained assumptions that include some and exclude others.

There other ways, one of which is, at an event like this today, to put some rich information points out there, right?

The Games' organisers point out that all drugs are approved by the US Food and Drug Agency and taken openly under medical supervision, which they say makes them safer than when they are taken secretly at competitions elsewhere.

In other words, the Romans almost always, at some point, figure out how to hold a line, how to consolidate their position, regroup- and put their economy and their society back on a trajectory of revival, regrowth, and eventual reconquest.