Sentence examples for make a greater point from inspiring English sources

Recently he published another snippet of memoir, recalling an incident from his early spying days to make a greater point about spies' fallibility and the public's credulity in trusting its intelligence services — "which, come to think of it, is how we went to war in Iraq," he wrote.

You can visit the tragedy, yes, but you can also make a greater point than can the sum of true events.

In order to demonstrate their competence as experts, they make a great point of identifying with the small — national — context of whichever literature they teach.

In order to demonstrate their competence as experts, they make a great point of identifying with the small national context of whichever literature they teach.

A: You make a great point.

I think the judge does make a great point.

Have you ever seen a droopy-eyed North Korean?" "You make a great point.

You make a great point -- it changes the character from "a conflicted character with some monstrous parts" to "a monster with perhaps some conflicted parts".

A slew of self-help books and spiritual readings will tell you that you and you alone are responsible for your happiness... they make a great point!

He has also carefully avoided criticism of the Bush Administration, I suppose because he wished to make a great point of reaching across the aisle to his Republican opposition.

Morrison had to make a great point-blank save from Brown a minute later while his opposite number Zaluksa got involved in the game for the first time two minutes from the break when he made a decent save from Baxter's 20-yard drive.