Sentence examples for essential points that from inspiring English sources
Below are a few essential points that seem to be missing from the conversation, much of which has taken place in the press, about Israel's attack on the Gaza Strip.
It's a short opinion (you can read it here) that comes down to two essential points: That's fairly straightforward, but here's a bit of context.
If you want to become a professional fin dom like me, there are some essential points that you have to understand about the work that goes on behind the scenes.
But your hope that "the trend dies out before the next book" misses the essential point that makes this book and its spinoffs so popular: children are no longer allowed — and thus need to be instructed — to do what used to come naturally.
"Even at eleven, he would always identify the essential point that the court and the jury would have to consider.
The essential point that needs to be recognised is this: the BBC is at a crucial stage in its history.
And Houellebecq, in court, made the simple but essential point that to attack people's ideologies or belief-systems is not to attack the people themselves.
Bobbitt has learned from the scenario-builders of Royal Dutch Shell the essential point that there is really no such thing as the future — only futures (plural).
Pinter, through his attentive and sophisticated ear, grasped an essential point: that the non sequiturs and repetitions of everyday speech, if carefully orchestrated, contain their own vernacular poetry.
