Sentence examples for been points of from inspiring English sources

The overlapping vectors of racist and sexist violence in black women's lives have long been points of both deep pain and fierce activism.

A panel of scientists supports two strategies for curtailing global warming that have been points of contention between the United States and Europe, basically backing the American position.

Both began their political careers at university, both are known for their rousing speeches on issues that have historically been points of party room contention.

The expense of vinyl, the expense of music-making gear all of these things have traditionally been points of gatekeeping that are now disappearing.

What is needed are points of comparison.

"There are points of reset".

(Wagner and Picasso are points of references).

There will be points of contention economically and geopolitically.

They're point of view cameras.

It takes quite a while to work out that you do have a problem um and to work out what it is...I've been... Points of terrifying thoughts of having postnatal depression and um then other periods of, you know, thinking I'm absolutely fine.

If distress was not encountered as a constant feeling, it could be difficult to decide if action needed to be taken, as participant 6 described: It takes quite a while to work out that you do have a problem um and to work out what it is...I've been... Points of terrifying thoughts of having postnatal depression and um then other periods of, you know, thinking I'm absolutely fine.