Sentence examples for have the same point from inspiring English sources

"Even if we all talk about contemporary art, we don't necessarily have the same point of view".

Woods replied it was important to know which body was in charge of each incident rather than have the same point of contact.

"There may be a couple of things missing that I would have liked to have seen in there, but then everybody else [in the band] would probably have the same point of view".

As for taste, the problem is that "the marketing people have the same point of view as the Marxists: they are trying to bring about the dictatorship of the proletariat.

Flores explained of the decision: "We looked at all the season during the meeting and after that I confirmed that the club and me don't have the same point of view about the season.

Among Westerners there, government delegates often take the opposite view to those from the private sector: Chinese delegates from both sides tend to have the same point of view, and even the same patriotic talking-points.The new model bears little resemblance to the disastrous spate of nationalisations in Britain and elsewhere half a century ago.

The last two months we had a bad run but you still have the same points as 11 teams and only three go down.

"And I believe I have the right to put the same prize money as a Grand Slam or more and have the same points of ranking as a Grand Slam or more and so on and so on.

Doncaster have the same points and goal difference as leaders Bournemouth, but the Cherries have scored more goals.

The two teams are level on points after beating Wales and losing to Australia and also have the same points difference.

Asked about that statistic, Van Gaal responded: "You have been waiting for the moment to tell me I have the same points as David Moyes".