Sentence examples for familiar points from inspiring English sources

"Familiar points explained in pedestrian terms.

Nothing has been left unsaid -- and said again -- about the familiar points of contention.

The minute-long teaser trailer touches on familiar points: fame, landmines, hunky heart surgeon, big shiny yacht, intrusive paparazzi.

The Diamond Jubilee has prompted a slew of new royal biographies, making familiar points about how the monarchy has shrewdly adapted to modern mores.

The much more fluid Upstream Colour has no such familiar points of reference, and seems to have burst into the world fully formed in its bizarre beauty.

Where else but in your dreams do you float, seeing nothing at all, with no familiar points of orientation, unsure whether land is close or far away?

It's a familiar point these days.

It underscores an already familiar point: inefficient art can make you feel tired.

Cohen animates this familiar point by putting American Jews in Arabs' shoes.

A new biography by Andrew Marr, a writer and broadcaster (and former Bagehot) makes a less familiar point.

One chapter deals with the now familiar point that Elizabethan plays were necessarily the products of collaboration.