Sentence examples for it has points from inspiring English sources

But having said this... it has points.

It has points to make, but Mr. Sayles frequently allows his ideas about how the world works to be overridden (or undermined) by his curiosity about how people behave, and he invites his actors to find their own ways of wearing the tight garments he has designed.

Larger, darker-furred, and more arboreal than the ringtail, it has pointed ears and nonretractile claws.

It has pointed up just how much Indian society neglects and abuses its women.

It has pointed to those figures as evidence that racing does not have an endemic problem.

But if China removed the hundreds of missiles it has pointed at Taiwan, he would discuss a peace agreement.

But it has pointed up some shortcomings in what is otherwise a brilliant series, possibly better than Friends ever was.

Let's assume Exxon were inclined to listen – and, for the record, it has pointed to work it says it has already done on climate change.

Hence, it has point of rotation over the wall height.

It has pointed out that interconnected people can be more powerful than governments.

The demon is looking at the woman rather than out of the picture, and it has pointed, catlike ears.