Sentence examples for but a point from inspiring English sources

But a point had been made.

They didn't get very far, but a point was made.

But a point in Holland will guarantee Middlesbrough's progress.

But a point had to be made and somehow, I needed to reclaim my dignity.

But a point of view of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century England was, Why would you?

I loved the speed but a point came where I didn't want to go any faster.

It could have been more, but a point in Paris is a fine result for now.

Large families are not only traditional but a point of nationalist pride.