Sentence examples for one serious point from inspiring English sources

One serious point: Wolf deserves credit for the courage to write about her most personal feelings, sexual and otherwise.

ReprintsBeyond the usual feminist propaganda, Ms Wallstrom is right on one serious point: that it is (at least on the face of it) outrageous that no woman is in the running for any of Europe's leading jobs.

While negotiators resolved one serious sticking point during the most recent talks -- going back to the status quo system of paying residuals for work on networks and a flat fee for cable -- they deadlocked on how much the cable work would pay.

Focusing aggressive therapy on one serious diagnosis can complicate another to the point of death, disability or prolonged hospitalization.

Hoots of laughter pepper their conversation as they tease each other before silence falls when one makes a serious point.

One semi-serious point is that if these people don't notice a few million quid leaving their current account, then they could live with a 50% top rate of income tax.

Warren deserves great credit for donating most of his wealth to charity, but one must deduct serious points because some of "his" wealth was appropriated from unwilling fellow citizens.

What happened to me points to one serious danger of cyberdrama.

Such virtuosic game playing may be heaven for Holmes's fans (of whom I am unashamedly one), but it also reveals a serious point.

Jeremy Corbyn gifted Theresa May an easy gag about job insecurity at PMQs (at the start of Labour leadership contest, he should have seen that one coming) but there was a serious point within Wednesday's employment figures.

Although most social media users found the pictures amusing, one twitter user had a more serious point to raise about the frozen Hispanic sign.