Sentence examples for find some points from inspiring English sources

And you suggested that maybe we are here to find some points of agreement to bridge the gap in our differences.

Having said that, those who insist that France should be ranked as favourites to be crowned European champions next summer could find some points of encouragement amid an easy 2-1 win.

"Bundesliga clubs got around the table with the DFB to find some points to make youth football better," he said.

The two men did find some points of agreement, according to reports:  on religious freedom, the persecution of Middle Eastern Christians, and "in favor of life," which presumably refers to restrictions on a woman's right to choose.

Yet the psychiatrist was frustrated by his inability to find some point of empathy with George.

Even when a cake is a complete disaster they find some point to praise and provide clear and positive support.

"So he tries to distance himself, he tries to find some point above the oligarchic fray," Ms. Shevtsova said of Mr. Putin's silence.

"She would read your stuff and, good or bad, would find some point of entry that would flip the whole thing open and give you a renewed perspective".

Find some point (x^in C) with (Ax^ in Q).

Hence problem (1.8) becomes: Find some point x in C such that (Ax in Q).

Find some point x in C ∩ Q. Example 6.2 (A split feasibility problem).