Sentence examples for made a powerful point from inspiring English sources

Duchamp made a powerful point.

In his State of the Union address the other day, President Obama made a powerful point about the political nonsense that has been consuming Washington.

Another black lawmaker, who he also declined to name, made a powerful point about white privilege, Northam said: That a white person who makes a mistake gets a second chance, while a black person might not.

Paul Murphy, national chief executive of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance made a powerful point in the union's budget response about what the government's greater funding priorities include.

From the beginning, though, Fernandes spoke from his heart and made a powerful point about what he holds dear.

They made a powerful point, and pushed the Supreme Council to pledge for presidential elections by June.

Gentleman makes a powerful point.

Ed Husain (@Ed_Husain) Clinton makes a powerful point that Afghan leadership is watching Iraq today.

Mary Midgley Newcastle upon Tyne Giles Fraser makes a powerful point when he argues that "when we seek freedom from the things that bind us together, then we are not free.

Khadra's prose is gentle and precise, but the violent climax of the book makes a powerful point about what can happen to a man when "the light of his conscience has gone out".

The concept of conflict diamonds might have taken some explaining in the 1950s, but makes a powerful point as an image of heedless affluence in the face of faraway suffering and death.