Sentence examples for more positive points from inspiring English sources

He added: "From what I've read about it, it has more positive points than negative.

That may be one of the more positive points about inexpensive reds and whites from Italy: They are made with food in mind, and can be drunk with gusto during a meal.

The lengthy complications can be viewed as cruelly frustrating, but there is also room for the more positive point suggested by Doug Jones on Tuesday.

From a much more positive point of view, his wonder at the complexity of the natural world, expressed with sincerity and style, is something to which all evolutionary biologists can relate.

This led to songs that while not eschewing "the bad side of life", ended up "facing it from a more positive point of view, looking for a way to solve it.

All subjects had been previously diagnosed with fibromyalgia by a rheumatologist, but not all subjects currently had 11 or more positive tender points.

Severe FM subjects, on average, had more positive MTPS points with mean of 15.2 compared to mild subjects with a mean of 13.7 and moderate subjects with a mean of 13.8 (p = 0.036).

The function of the source of electromotive force is to maintain point a at a potential 12 volts more positive than point d.

For me, this is an entirely more positive starting point than the narrow discussion that state ownership per se is undesirable".

Instead, he believed, Mr Miliband should have sounded more positive but pointed out that the issue was much bigger than votes at Westminster.

It is, according to Kelloway, Teed and Kelley [ 6] as well as Theorell [ 7], time to shift the focus away from organisational shortcomings, illness and stress, towards organisational research with a more positive reference point.