Sentence examples for counter point on from inspiring English sources

Or - as Republican strategist Mary Matalin argued - is that impossible given how the word is "described by liberals today?" And so it went: point and counter point on the road to non-conclusion.

"I got hives from the stress," she said after a recent visit to the store's real-world customer service counter, pointing to a telltale splotch on her cheek.

Huxley's novels of the 1920s, from Antic Hay to Point Counter Point, were ruthlessly witty satires on the middle class of his day, but have rather lost their sting in the far weirder era of Iris and Delia.

If a counter point representative is needed, please choose someone more representative of the counter point.

Hear their counter point and then rebut.

This tradition's openness toward doctrinal innovation alongside a textual conservatism is a fascinating analog and counter-point to my own work on the editing and re-writing of scripture.

By sharing their personal experiences, my interviewees provided a helpful counter-point to studies that are based on statistical analyses of the under-representation of women in science.

Point-counter-point statistics will go on and on.

This is the data recorded by traffic counters at points on the city's roads - you can read a bit more about the data here.

See Blog Herald's counter-point here.

The idea here is to interrupt the two men chatting behind the counter and point to something on the largely untranslated menu.