Sentence examples for make a larger point from inspiring English sources

Let me make a larger point, however.

I was trying to make a larger point, I think.

The coach could have stopped there, but he wanted to make a larger point.

That's what civil disobedience means: accepting the consequences of one's actions to make a larger point.

Judge Richard A. Posner wrote a separate concurring opinion to make a larger point.

But as an older central midfielder, of which Klinsmann has plenty, he may not be the best player to make a larger point about Klinsmann's roster selection.

But he makes a larger point: "There is no free market in football.

In her ruling, Judge Wolfson nevertheless made a larger point about the insidious effects of naming a top student.

Moyer, the Philadelphia Phillies' 47-year-old left-hander, was not admitting any trickery, just making a larger point.

Not all blocking responsibilities are as important as they were in that situation, but Jacobs made a larger point.

His few references to himself were put in the service of making a larger point about America.