Sentence examples for makes points from inspiring English sources
But too often the director makes points.
"Of course this stuff makes points for him," one of his advisers said.
On the surface, it is a hotchpotch of costume changes and product placements, but beyond that it makes points about the trafficking of women.
Barber makes points that need to be made — about the excesses of consumer capitalism, the pernicious effects of creeping libertarianism and the cheapening consequences of omnipresent branding.
And, though elsewhere on the program she makes points about man and, in particular, woman, her stage worlds aren't all based on that: notably, the changing geometries in "City of Rain" consist of intermeshing male-and-female lines.
The play makes points about scapegoated minorities (represented by wolves, who are suspected of blowing down homes and subject to a looming Anti-Predator Act) but never belabors them.
Environmental campaigners used theatrics to make points.
He raised his hand to make points.
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