Sentence examples for A point of clarification from inspiring English sources

A point of clarification: we assume that even laws that protect certain freedoms, such as the right to religious freedom, are coercive.

(A point of clarification: Nissan, Honda, and Toyota make nearly all of their SUVs in this country and Canada, not in foreign plants; that matters because these companies, although foreign-based, employ tens of thousands of Americans).

We would like to share an update and make a point of clarification.

Following protests, the consultation was withdrawn and relaunched, without the glitch and with a point of clarification to permit a more or less meaningful choice.

To the several Times readers who objected to my offhanded description of the French philosopher Michel Foucault as "creepy," a point of clarification.

First, a point of clarification: Lance Armstrong is not a writer, or at least not a person who sat down by himself at a desk — pulling his hair out as he fussed with sentence structure — to write the two memoirs published in his name, "It's Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life" and "Every Second Counts".

A point of terminological clarification is needed.

How respondents languaged their MSK symptoms was a point of repeated clarification during these discussions.

(4) Hedonism: Once the 'strong' have been identified as a ruthlessly intelligent and daring natural elite, a second point of clarification arises: of what, exactly, do they deserve more?

And then there's a perennial point of clarification — "Superheroes don't kill people; they save people" — that seems to determine the action of the show.

The complexities underlying the conceptualisation of guardianship in these contexts therefore need to be a point of focus for clarification in the academic field, to determine how useful its application, and that of the routine activities approach, can be to the prevention of child sexual abuse.