Sentence examples for making exactly that from inspiring English sources

Old videos are circulating again of the al-Qaida leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, making exactly that point.

It was unsurprising, then, to open the Times last week and read Sorkin making exactly that point, on a very different topic.

This suddenly looks fresh in our post-2008 crash world, when conventional economics have come under attack for making exactly that error.

BPC senior director Steve Bell sent a letter on May 10 to the Department of Commerce's Trade Promotion Coordinating Committee making exactly that point.

If the net contribution of the Koel term remains limited, the message of the paper might become stronger by making exactly that point.

Then President Obama made exactly that decision.

In an essay published in 1951 entitled "Philologie der Weltliteratur", Auerbach made exactly that point.

As he notes, the day after he wrote that post, Steven Pearlstein of the Washington Post made exactly that argument for austerity.

Indeed, some Fed officials — notably Charles Evans, the president of the Chicago Fed — have tried to make exactly that case.

I do, don't I! And the thing is, we made exactly that point when it came out.

So when Ken Livingstone, London's mayor, made exactly that announcement on April 24th he was keen to point to improvements that had already been made.