Sentence examples similar to a point stated from inspiring English sources

But the commercial comes with a serious point, stated in a voice-over at the end: "Think it's weird to collect air?

The critics had a point: state judges, who also swear to uphold the Constitution, deserved trust.

We simply don't know -- we don't have a motive at this point," stated a police spokesperson during a press conference.

Nick, a sales representative, illustrated this point, stating: 'I don't want to be home working, I'd rather be with the family'.

In 1992 Kennan made a point of stating that "nobody 'won' the cold war".

One of these GPs nevertheless made a point of stating to patients that she could not provide a referral.

But Michigan wasn't a truly Republican-leaning state; it was a tipping point state.

Or for a consolation point, state whether or not eventual winner Rafa Nadal looks a bit like a rabbit.

Mr. Obama could lose New Mexico in a landslide, but it just doesn't meet the definition of a tipping point state.

Nor does the model think that Arizona is a tipping point state.

The model also doesn't think much of New Mexico as a tipping point state.