Sentence examples for make a general point from inspiring English sources
Similar mistakes made by men generally go unnoticed – and if they are remarked upon, no one uses them to make a general point about gender-determined competence.
Presidents have mentioned the Supreme Court only rarely in State of the Union addresses, usually to make a general point or to note the nominations or retirements of individual justices.
Ideally such a case report should be more than purely descriptive but set out to make a general point.
For instance, rRNA, tRNA and nucleotide binding domains of ABC transport proteins are highly conserved in all kingdoms of life, and it might not necessarily be essential or relevant to designate an individual species in the abstract of an article that is attempting to make a general point.
John Bercow, the Speaker, says he thought May was making a general point.
He was just making a general point about winners and losers.
I was making a general point that they are the 'stop the world I want to get off' party".
A spokesman for Blair later said the former prime minister was responding to a question about US politics and making a general point about leadership.
If Romney had just made a general point about how people with 401 k)s can be vague about what's in them, it might have worked.
This work is quantitative, rigorous, makes a general point and is appropriate for eLife with some modest changes I describe below.
