Sentence examples for idea and points from inspiring English sources

Laird thinks this is a brilliant idea and points out that for some time colour-blind casting has been the norm.

Various other analysts have also emphasized this idea, and points of interest are explored in various studies, for example, Hatami et al. [17, 18], Sheikholeslami et al. [19 26], Hayat et al. [27 29], Rashidi et al. [30], Mehrez et al. [31], Mabood et al. [32], Abbasi et al. [33], and Shehzad et al. [34].

With the update, Quip's also opening up a bit more about how it's architected its whole service, which in itself is a pretty fascinating idea and points to why the company thinks that — even as a later entrant into desktop word processing against incumbents like Microsoft Word, or cloud-based services like Google's Apps — it has a distinct advantage.

The best videos have a unifying idea and point of view.

But most economists reject that idea and point out that corporations have been sitting on trillions in cash for years, not investing it, because of a lack of demand for additional goods and services.

The majority leader made a persuasive case, citing conservative criticism of the lawsuit idea and pointing out some of the proposals -- such as immigration reform -- that the Senate has passed only to see them die in the House.

His work had a quicksilver style, capable of embracing in rapid succession different emotions, ideas, and points of view and creating a sense of immediacy and spontaneity.

In a separate interview, Casson said: "The whole point of this meeting was the exchange of ideas and points of view.

Disco, he says, replaced the formless rock scene with "cocktails, dancing, conversation, exchange of ideas and points of view," and his apparent naïve irony is utterly straightforward.

Ms. Lévy, tall and pale skinned with piercing eyes and a shy manner, warms up once she and the handsome and more extroverted Mr. Mille start talking about their collaboration, not finishing one another's sentence so much as listening patiently while they express their distinct ideas and points of view.

Here are the key tweets and comments: Jeff Bezos Email to employee who had raised concerns about Trump's election: "We're a company of builders whose diverse backgrounds, ideas, and points of view are critical to helping us invent on behalf of all our customer.