Sentence examples for had points of from inspiring English sources

In Russia the demonic genius of Mikhail Aleksandrovich Vrubel had points of contact with the Art Nouveau style.

"Chris has created a highly complex narrative fused with a giant Hollywood action film which had points of being externally surreal.

Although Graham was mercurial, he was pragmatic and had points of agreement with Obama that neither side liked to emphasize, including an opposition to torture that set him out of step with many in his own party.

Twenty-four percent of reference values corresponded to estimated risk levels greater than 1 in 1,000; 10 of 14 assessments had points of departure greater than the no-observed-adverse-effect levels.

All patients had point-of-care HIV serology.

It shows a square wave, which has points of discontinuity ("jumps"), being modeled by a sum of sine waves.

Good advice, but hard to follow unless you have points of comparison with others from which to derive such knowledge.

Ms Ginsberg said: "Free speech depends on open debate with people who may have points of view you disagree with.

We are going to have points of agreement with other groups, and we aspire to achieve a democratic left alternative.

"The forms also have points of contact with important design movements, including Art Deco, the Bauhaus and Streamline Style".

We have to have points of view.