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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a favorite point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific aspect or detail that someone particularly enjoys or appreciates in a discussion or context.
Example: "During the presentation, she highlighted a favorite point about the importance of teamwork in achieving success."
Alternatives: "a preferred aspect" or "a cherished detail."
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Any reader of "The New Digital Age" is sure to have a favorite point of contention.
Yet this means nothing, except as a favorite point used to create confusion by those who want to kill the program.
The swimming pool was open to shelter residents for several years until it became a favorite point of contention for angry taxpayers.
Mr. Fung, 41, who seemed as much cheer-leader as curator, made the best of this setback by reiterating a favorite point: that this is an experiment in human dynamics as well as new material.
A favorite point of conversation between the pair is their mutual love of pooches; Guest herself owns 10 dogs and is on the board of the Humane Society of New York.
In his opening remarks, Barrasso rolled out a favorite point of Endangered Species Act opponents: that of the 2,393 species listed as threatened or endangered, only 54 ― or approximately 3percentt ― have been delisted because of their recovery.
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The artist takes into account classic arts while dipping his toe into an artist favorite point of meditation: consumerism.
Within its boundaries is Mount Bailey, the highest point in the county and a favorite vantage point for hikers.
NBC put a considerable focus on the favorite, Point Given, and, while Monarchos was not forgotten, the network could have done more.
Hong Kong has been a favorite entry point to China for high-end wines.
For years, the arch has been a favorite stopping point for photographers.
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