Sentence examples for makes a significant point from inspiring English sources

Ithaca has become a hedonistic haven of nightclubs and beach parties, but for all its irreverence, Horton's compelling monodrama makes a significant point.

Although it makes a significant point about our tendency to prefer speculating over a writer's private life to reading their work, the audience were in paroxysms of pleasure over the moments that are pure Bennett rather than sub- Tom Stoppard.

As soon as he became prime minister, David Cameron made a significant point of trying to build a special relationship with India, travelling to Delhi in June on a trade mission.

He does, however, make a significant point that is overlooked by those who believe that the combined blessings of trade, capitalism, and rising prosperity lead inexorably to liberal democracy.

Mr. Hunter may be trying to make a significant point here, that even well-intended people can be guilty of dehumanizing — or worse, abusing — the morbidly obese, seeing them as weak or indulgent or mentally ill.

Even though these scenes cheapen and reduce the music to mere atmospherics, they make a significant point, one that is all too often lost in the romanticism of artistic creation: great artists whose lives are filled with trouble, including of their own making, aren't great artists despite such behavior and experiences but, rather, in inseparable relation to it.

"I felt it made a significant point that large, fatal, dam failures occur from time to time," he said.

"That would be a good alternative," he said, "to make Puerto Rico a significant point in world shipping".

Nothing makes a significant difference.

Here Mr Schleicher makes a significant distinction.

It made a significant political point seem entirely self-evident with a minimum of fuss.