Sentence examples for most interesting points from inspiring English sources

One of the most interesting points is left, naturally, to the end of the story: why Parr resigned.

Here are three of the most interesting points made by Page, who rarely speaks publicly or to the press.

One of the most interesting points raised by this paper is the huge range of journals which geographers regularly submit their work to.

But many of its most interesting points are made by government employees or judges who could not speak publicly while under fire.

For the most part, the juxtapositions of paintings make the most interesting points, dramatizing the range of realist styles and subjects.

One of the most interesting points to take from interior minister Thomas de Maizière's press conference was his defence of Angela Merkel's refugee policy.

The most interesting point in spall fracture of Ti 6Al 4V alloy is the nucleation of micro-voids.

That's the most interesting point of all, because it has profound consequences for the region.

The most interesting point is that it will result in the same results as the method based on the BCELTP.

For me, however, the most interesting point of comparison is that it shows how the British attitude to tea is still stuck in a gastronomic time warp.

David Hare's inside track on Bin Laden An awful lot of people have had things to say this week about Osama bin Laden this week, but the person who might have the most interesting point to reveal is the playwright Sir David Hare.