Sentence examples for making a larger point from inspiring English sources

His few references to himself were put in the service of making a larger point about America.

Moyer, the Philadelphia Phillies' 47-year-old left-hander, was not admitting any trickery, just making a larger point.

It is still hard to watch but for me it belongs in the category of necessary shock, precisely because Bond shows how group violence achieves an unstoppable momentum and because he is making a larger point that linguistic impoverishment leads to moral vacancy.

But in concluding that, on balance, low oil prices help the economy, Surowiecki stops short of making a larger point: more affordable oil may seem like a boon for the economy now, but, when climate change is taken into consideration, it will ultimately have a negative effect.

But Borchetta refuted those figures, saying the decision to remove Swift's music from the service was making a larger point.

The Senator is making a larger point.

Let me make a larger point, however.

He won't make a larger point.

I was trying to make a larger point, I think.

Judge Richard A. Posner wrote a separate concurring opinion to make a larger point.

The coach could have stopped there, but he wanted to make a larger point.