"I made the very point about primary schools and poor air quality in areas of deprivation.
Unintentionally, I'm sure, she makes the very point that lies at the heart of Pakistan's calculus: that the U.S. has no permanent interests in the region, and will eventually go home.
According to Professor J. Murray Beck in his history of Canadian general elections, "His political enemies were led to make the very point he was striving to drive home: Diefenbaker was, in effect, leading a new party, not an old one with a repellent image".
Now the prime minister is chastising the Grand Mufti of Australia, Ibrahim Abu Mohammed, for making the very same point.
For years, aquaculturists have been making the very salient point that farming land animals, like cows and sheep, is far more freshwater intensive, and carries a far greater carbon footprint, than farming fish.
Mitt went right back at him, making the very pertinent point that his contract with Freddie Mac, which he posted online just before the debate, was issued by its chief lobbyist.
Joey Essex – or his writers – have made the very same point as Blair by apparently not knowing Clegg's name.
"Kunin makes the very good point that individual women have accomplished a lot since the 1970s, but that we haven't successfully brought change that affects the collective," Warner said via e-mail.
In it, the former Werder Bremen coach Thomas Schaaf makes the very reasonable point that quick counterattacks are something Barcelona added last season, that their game became about more than wearing the opposition down through possession.
At an event in Paris back in June, Manthia Diawara made the very good point that if Mali's friends and neighbours take the country's crisis seriously, they ought to be delegating some serious mediators to it.
