Sentence examples for confirming the point from inspiring English sources

The guerrilla warriors in "The Matrix," confirming the point, are persuaded that the Matrix is wrong because it isn't "real," and we intuitively side with them.

Rather confirming the point, another established crime writer, RJ Ellory, was outed over the weekend as an author who invents online personae to enthuse about his own novels while trashing those of his rivals.

Just this week a judgment was handed down in the high court confirming the point: "the police and the CPS do not generally in the interests of the whole community owe individual members of the public… a common law duty of care in undertaking and performing their operational duties of investigating, detecting, suppressing and prosecuting crime".

Because of the gag order, I had to sit in silence, implicitly confirming the point in the mind of the staffer.

He added that this line of painters was a "very, very valuable part of the English artistic tradition", confirming the point by including in it the likes of Stanley Spencer and William Blake.

This showed clear developmental trends over this age range, broadly consistent with phenomena described by previous authors, and confirming the point made by Uhlhass et al. [19] that synchronisation of oscillatory activity is an important index of maturity and efficiency of cortical networks.

Your Feb. 5 news article "Ridge Meeting Opposition From Agencies" confirms the point.

Using a bit more formal phraseology, Mr. Cole confirmed the point.

The failure of the first minority Labour governments to pursue socialism or cope with the great crash confirmed the point.

It confirms the point I made earlier (see 9.43am) about Labour hardening up its opposition to the plans over the last 24 hours.

"Yet at that time, apparel, as a percent of the total, remained the same, which confirms the point that apparel sales did well during her reign".