Sentence examples for has its points from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker editors, being largely recumbent as it is, the idea is not so good, but it has its points as far as the other staff is concerned.

"Still, it has its points.

And it certainly has its points — and disadvantages, the chief of them being that you always see other people with a layer of artificiality over them.

By this logic, the second goal against England was a languid, erotic epiphany; the first was a knee-trembler in a back alley; and each has its points.

Every body of work has its points of origin, its logic of personal urgency and cultural impetus, the coordinates of which are often found in an artist's childhood.

While the piece has its points, one line in particular didn't sit well with me.

His purism has its point.

This operation has its point of departure in testimony.

This behavior has its point of departure from security restrictions set by the operating systems on mobile devices.

In brief, the position that Ricoeur develops in Oneself as Another has its point of departure in the Aristotelian view that action always aims at some good.

In hard hands, the principle could seem like a mechanical parody of ethics, but it had its points.