Sentence examples for offered a point from inspiring English sources

The 35-year-old executive then offered a point of comparison, describing how hard he worked when he was young.

At that event in Northwest Baltimore, Batts offered a "point of clarification" in what he described as a debate between the union and the state's attorney.

She offered a point-by-point case for her presidency, including a jobs program and investment in infrastructure.

Collins announced her support of Kavanaugh on Friday with a 44-minute speech on the Senate floor in which she offered a point-by-point defense of his judicial record and personal character.

He offered a point-by-point condemnation of the president's handling of Iraq, terrorism, domestic security, intelligence and diplomacy and called the president a stubborn and failed leader who had made America less safe.

"He has always confused size with winning," Mr. Brown wrote in a recent commentary, entitled "McColl's Latest Outrageous Comments," that offered a point-by-point refutation of an interview with Mr. McColl that appeared in U.S. Banker magazine.

He candidly assessed the country's predicament, calling it a "bad situation that could become dramatically worse". He sounded a note of confidence about Americans' capacity nevertheless to "overcome great fears and improbable odds". And he offered a point-by-point description of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, which he is developing with congressional leaders.

Mr. Ryan offered a point-by-point rebuttal of the vice president, accusing the administration of lacking "credibility" in its international approach to Iran because it sent mixed signals and asserting that the tough sanctions came about only because of the fortitude of Congress, as the administration sought to "water down" the trading restrictions.

He offered a point-by-point response to each of my criticisms.

In it, the Democrats offered a point-by-point rebuttal to the GOP document.

Under tough questioning from ABC's Diane Sawyer during an hourlong prime-time special Monday night, the former secretary of State offered a point-by-point defense of her actions when the U.S. diplomatic post in Benghazi came under attack in 2012.