Sentence examples for making their points from inspiring English sources

Another responded immediately, "He can have mine!" Supporters of greater gun control sometimes had a hard time making their points.

Ten days before Christmas, with the Iowa caucuses not far behind, the candidates walked a careful line between making their points without souring voters and challenging their opponents.

Fox's critics -- the most famous are Walter Cronkite and the inevitable Al Franken -- appear relaxed, reasonable and good-humored, sitting in front of shelves of books and making their points in measured tones of voice.

As Tolstoy is reported to have said to him, "you know, I cannot abide Shakespeare, but your plays are worse", and while this may, considering Tolstoy's eccentric views on Shakespeare, be a roundabout testament to Chekhov's dramaturgy, the plays are comparatively obvious in making their points).

Then I told everyone that in lieu of making their points, they can just hold up a card.

Several consumer groups were engaged and made a big difference in the outcome by making their points of view known to the commissioners.

But after making their point, many of the workers departed for their home villages in distant inland provinces.

Making their point, they slashed his tongue with a knife.Mr Cardoso's murder stunned the nation.

It seems Benson et al are making their point already in 2014.

But they are, increasingly, making their point to the public.

They never rush to make their points.