Sentence examples for make some interesting points from inspiring English sources

"Behind the Fun" does make some interesting points.

Despite the 200-odd mentions of bullshit, the authors of the paper make some interesting points.

But Theresa May has replied to the letter she received from Jeremy Corbyn today (see 1.53pm), and she does make some interesting points.

John Peeler Lewisburg, Pa., Aug. 8, 2007 To the Editor: Gen. Wesley K. Clark and Kal Raustiala make some interesting points regarding the implications of treating captured terrorists as soldiers.

Twoflower enables Pratchett to make some interesting points about the nature of tourism and power, and there are some fine jokes about his attempts to impose rational ideas (such as insurance) on a magical world.

In a response printed in the same issue of The Lancet, the authors of the 2011 study acknowledge that Dr. Goldfine and his colleagues "make some interesting points about the choice of statistical model," but generally reject the new interpretation of their data.

Keith Flett London Ian Birrell makes some interesting points about rail travel.

She made some interesting points about the social scale in the film.

Dan Jarvis makes some interesting points about possible UK military action in Syria.

Paul J. Browne, the chief police spokesman, said of the letter, "They made some interesting points, which Commissioner Kelly is considering".

Also this week, US pop culture site Vulture argued Marvel's screen universe has a diversity problem, making some interesting points in the process.