Sentence examples for make fair points from inspiring English sources

JEFFREY TOOBIN: You make fair points, and it's always interesting to see what judges do when their legal philosophy conflicts with their political views.

After this story was first published, Gaetz tweeted that concerned advocates "make fair points," but that it would be "a shame if disagreement on such a small thing" prevented the reform legislation from passing.

They have fair points to make, as they would in many such countries: poor ethnic minorities are not peculiar to Mexico.

But this is an important discussion worth having, and the critics (though a minority of the experts) make some fair points.

I'm sure that the IRS will make some fair points in response to the TRAC report.

But even though I thought "The Joy of Cooking?" made some fair points along these lines, it's abundantly clear that the researchers went into this project with an agenda -- and it wasn't just finding out what home cooking is like for many American women.

You make a fair point – I have suffered real poverty and that absolutely informs my views".

All the same, Frances Ryan, whose article arguing that "cripping up" will one day be seen to be as wrong as blacking up – which brought a storm of abuse – made some fair points.

In fact, the banners were simply making some fair points about the cost of the monarchy and the waste of taxpayers' money the institution represents (the demonstration was organised to coincide with the release of the royal financial reports).

I still tend to feel that "a contract is a contract," but you can't deny he makes some fair points.

Larimer makes some fair points in his piece, called "It's All about the Writing," saying that most of us don't write for the money, but because we love writing.