Sentence examples for a point to suggest from inspiring English sources

Would it be stretching a point to suggest that rap songs' fusillades of rhyme also owe something to Gilbert?

But it might be stretching a point to suggest that the campery of Vicious is radical, and some autopilot activists have been outraged at its caricatures.

It's probably stretching a point to suggest that Burgess might have reconsidered if he'd been released to stretch his legs in the Auckland sun - the union deal had already been done by then.

It would  be stretching a point to suggest that Schalk Burger's recovery from bacterial meningitis in 2013 was driven by his desperation to take one last shot at the All Blacks on the grandest of rugby stages.

So while it would be stretching a point to suggest that James Graham did him a favour with that accidental head-butt that forced Burgess to play for the whole NRL Grand Final with a fractured cheekbone and eye socket, at least there have been some consolations.

The rugby has at times been both dramatic and controversial, especially the two last-minute climaxes involving Wales – the first in Dublin, the second at Twickenham – but it would be stretching a point to suggest that this has been a great tournament.

Sometimes he will reference a law-school friend to make a similar point, to suggest the problem is more universal and less confined than is ordinarily thought.

His slogan added an exclamation point to suggest enthusiasm: "Jeb!" Bush employed his Mexican-born wife and his bilingual children and imported members of his famous family to craft a compelling image.

It seems a fair starting point to suggest modern one-day cricket began in 1987 with the Benson & Hedges Challenge in Perth, with its weird America's Cup-themed shirts, gold watches, Ian Botham in full paunchy ringlet-tossing pomp, and the sense of watching the moustached buccaneers of some new world coming into view through the mists.

The bank raised its benchmark deposit rate by half a point, to 7percentt, and suggested that it might raise rates further because inflation could exceed its 2.5percenttargetet in two years.

Although still in active follow-up, preliminary analysis of 457 patients using grade 2 toxicity in the bowel or bladder on the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) scale as an end point seems to suggest that the hypofractionated schedules are safe and cause no more early/late normal tissue complications than the conventional regime 2 years after treatment [24].