Sentence examples for are some points of from inspiring English sources

In spite of the contrast between the careers of the brothers, there are some points of contact.

But I don't know that my ideas – there are some points of view I guess that I've changed over the years, but I'm pretty much the same person.

But the Tennessee Valley Authority in the nineteen-thirties was a massive dam-building project in seven states, and there are some points of comparison.

She says you can see a community forming, even if there are some points of friction – "you do hear snippets, like someone parking in someone else's space".

When asked about his political philosophy, he replied, "There are some points of view I guess that I've changed over the years, but I'm pretty much the same person".

Although this agrees with the mitochondrial DNA findings in major outline, suggesting that Europe was populated mostly in the Paleolithic period with additions in the Neolithic, there are some points of difference.

Here's some points of reference.

BERNHARD: But there's some point of vanity.

I don't need it.' There's got to be some point of view, some need".

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Surely there must have been some point of contention, a trailer prank gone wrong?