Sentence examples for has got a point from inspiring English sources

December 10 , 2012Hoyle has got a point.

It sounds as if Porter has got a point.

But he has got a point about fruitcake.

It is hard to deny that she has got a point.

He has got a point; his characters are human and vulnerable, but at the same time they are often judgmental, conniving curtain-twitchers.

But when Freegard says, "The type of jokes aimed at dads would be banned if they were aimed at women, ethnic minorities or religious groups", she has got a point – just not the one she thinks she's got.

If you said to us a month ago we would've got a point against Halifax we would've taken it.

You've got a point".

"They've got a point".

Klein: You've got a point, Chris.

They've got a point there, too.