Sentence examples for make important points from inspiring English sources

But this time she managed to make "important points," exploring Latino identity and sending up stereotypes within the community, Ms. Prida said.

Collections can be more than just a pastime for geeks – sometimes they make important points about the society they come from.

Mr. Netshitenzhe and Mr. Pahad emphasize that Mr. Mbeki did make important points that are rarely mentioned, including the inability of Western science so far to cope with the disease in Africa.

Gove and Young make important points – that teachers matter more than buildings, and that Building Schools for the Future wasted much money – but spoil it with some gamma minus homework and a seeming delight in being boorish and ignorant.

Even the illustrations make important points.

Although the same aging standards are not used in the United States, Jeff Pettey, MD, clinical spokesperson for the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO), says that the new research does make important points that could be relevant to Americans.

His gift for making important points with a light touch translates well from the printed page.

Maureen Dowd makes important points about the value of accurately representing history in films that are based on historical events ("The Oscar for Best Fabrication," column, Feb. 17).

It makes important points but must be read in concert with "Have I Fallen in Love with Wal-Mart?" by the sustainable business analyst Marc Gunther.

For a programme that consistently debunks sex and makes important points about the lies we tell – both to each other and ourselves – Masters of Sex has a surprisingly big heart.

Throughout the proceedings, both sides made important points.