Sentence examples for point for suggesting from inspiring English sources

The film gains a point for suggesting that Metternich had his secret police spy on Beethoven, which is true.

Garcetti wisely created that office to coordinate such services from City Hall, so although he may lose a point for suggesting a promise was broken, he gains it back by working to ensure the safe and responsible return of inmates to their communities.

Photographs and histories consistent with four important eye conditions (advanced cataract, conjunctivitis, presbyopia, and trauma) were shown; one point was given for recognition of the condition and another point for suggesting the proper management.

Such insight may provide the clinician with a better understanding of lay health recourses, and, possibly, provide a better starting point for suggesting strategies or discussing potentially maladaptive strategies to patients suffering pain following whiplash.

I appear to score big points for suggesting that those generous death benefits must, in the end, make it more likely for a Googler's partner to murder them.

30 points for suggesting that a famous figure secretly acknowledged you were right but refused to go "on the record" for fear of reprisals.

For example, in one episode Davies was deducted 10 points for suggesting "oxygen" to the question "What is the main ingredient of air?" Negative scores are common, and occasionally even the victor's score may be negative.

It loses the point again for suggesting that Beethoven and Metternich met in person, for which there is no evidence, and that Beethoven offered to write an oratorio praising Metternich in return for the minister intervening in his custody dispute, which is absurd and borderline slanderous.

Thank you for highlighting this important point and for suggesting that a time series analysis of slower fluctuations in task engagement could help to address this concern.

Oh, and no one will get any points (or kudos) for suggesting dilithium.

The Threads are meant to be a jumping-off point for teachers, suggesting an approach to the Spirit of Inquiry without dictating too much of the content.