Sentence examples for a valid point about from inspiring English sources
And even more important, Mrs. Clinton was making a valid point about the state of health care in this country.
To the Editor: "Catch of the Freezer" makes a valid point about the ecological benefits of switching to frozen fish.
The author raises a valid point about gay marriages and divorce, but unfortunately, my scorn kept blurring the page.
She is making a valid point about cultural hypocrisy; what is outlawed in one context is considered acceptable entertainment in another.
Mattie made a valid point about the synths working as golf caddies when they could get a hole in one every time.
That aside, Pound has a valid point about the USA Track and Field leadership and the need for the federation to clean its house.
He has a valid point, the complaints about over-media-trained, bland drivers have been around for years but when one strays from the script, even only at the expense of journalists expecting stories, there is a furore.
Naturally, all those who observed the proceedings came away with the impression that Obama was, perhaps, taking the bad news of the previous evening rather coolly, with the seeming insistence that he would continue to suggest he has a valid point of view about what policies should be put forward and such.
About three years ago, Pankaj Mishra, an Indian essayist, made a very valid point about foreign journalists in the context of India and China.
I hear: "I surely mean well, and I make a completely valid point about connotative meaning in a living language.
Barry Ritholtz, the head of Fusion IQ, wrote on his blog: "There is a valid point to be made about emotions in trading, but it gets lost in the sauce here".
