Sentence examples for making a fair point from inspiring English sources
Mattias Miksche is on the phone from Sweden, making a fair point.
Despite the hokey fake protest, the Liberals are making a fair point against their opposition rivals: the NDP has, over the last several years, promised a lot of cash that they've not quite accounted for.
But Porter surely makes a fair point here.
Still, you make a fair point: whether and how to gift is your prerogative.
You make a fair point – I have suffered real poverty and that absolutely informs my views".
During trials, he makes a habit of graciously acknowledging opponents when he thinks they make a fair point.
He acknowledged the risk inherent in that decision, and said that Obama had made a fair point.
My guess is that Steinbrenner figured I had made a fair point, accepted the bad press with the good.
But McCarthy makes a fair point – Tesco's so-called recovery looks unconvincing, and something may eventually have to give.
In "The Boy in the Coffin" (column, June 9), Timothy Egan makes a fair point in calling a child's late teenage years "the most hazardous time of their lives".
