Sentence examples for basic point that the from inspiring English sources

But these individual cases do not erase Mr. Gore's basic point that the overall distribution of the Bush plan is toward the most wealthy taxpayers.

Ground, momentum and position lost at the start can be just as significant as it is when lost at the finish, a very basic point that the stewards seem to have ignored entirely in reaching their decision.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Harold O. Levy, the city schools chancellor, expressed muted disappointment at news of the governor's plans, saying that they agreed with the judge's basic point that the city schools should receive more aid.

After lunch, however, David Boies made his meal of Miller, a smart guy whose basic point — that the social acceptance and political profile of gays and lesbians are on the rise — is certainly correct.

While the report seriously underestimated the severity of the recession and therefore the job losses the nation would suffer in 2009, it was proven right in its basic point that the stimulus plan would yield substantial job-creation compared to doing nothing.

Furthermore, Hobbes's most basic point, that the fundamental justification for the coercive authority and practices of governments is peoples' own need to protect themselves from what game theorists call 'social dilemmas', is accepted by many, if not most, political theorists.

But some missed a basic point that cost them the chance to advance to the finals.

With so much of the well-heeled, white Establishment simultaneously preening around like they oppose racism while pushing this story in a fundamentally racist way, I felt it was important to make the basic point that started out this post.

One basic point that is raised is that since Jewish society was strictly sex-segregated for the past 2000 years, it should continue to be so.

"Now, we can give all kinds of reasons for why we are occupiers -- and some of them you can argue are quite legitimate in the current situation -- but it doesn't change the basic point that this is Palestine and we should not be here.

"Most people agreed with my basic point that this brought shame on the university," Mr. Liebling, 19, said during an interview in a coffee shop at the center of campus.