Sentence examples for bring up this point from inspiring English sources

A pretty poor movie, "Cowspircay"(Leo DeCaprio production no less), did bring up this point.

There's little doubt that Bergdahl's defense team will bring up this point during his court martial.

Let me bring up this point that you made earlier: that the legacy in software sets us down a road which we can't retreat from.

"This is an opportunity to build trust with people," says Hames, when I bring up this point.

I bring up this point because it touches on another controversial element festering in this case, the often-tense relationships between universities and the cities in which they reside.

I bring up this point because for years the conventional wisdom among the religiously tolerant has been that a better understanding is needed of Islam--that if people only knew what Islam was really about, they wouldn't assume that all Muslims want to see the destruction of America.

So, thanks for bringing up this point.

When the interviewer brought up this point during the Seattle event, the audience erupted in applause.

Pingdom brought up this point: why aren't 100% of people frustrated when their computer crashes?

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Schill brought up this point and stressed that more than a third of the University of Oregon's undergraduate students come from low-income backgrounds.

I brought up this point with Marc Cushman, a screenwriter whose credits include an episode of Next Generation, and the author of These Are The Voyages, a multi-volume chronicle of the original show.