Sentence examples for point hiding from inspiring English sources

"There is no point hiding.

There's no point hiding under the covers.

There is no point hiding behind national strategies or constructing a mythical Maginot line in cyberspace.

There's no point hiding from it – Donald Trump's election should give us all concern for our future and the future of our children.

LEAH GUNN BARRETT Executive Director New Yorkers Against Gun Violence New York, Sept. 30, 2013   To the Editor: We agree on an important point: hiding a gun does not keep it secure.

Twelve years later, as another war gave way to a dubious, corrupt peace, she returned, at one point hiding her blond hair and dying her eyebrows and lashes to sneak across the border.

But just off to the left of that vantage point, hidden in plain view, is another, very different city, known to local people as além do túnel ("beyond the tunnel"), referring to the Reboucas Tunnel that slices through Corcovado and divides Rio into southern and northern zones.

However, his main breeding career coincided with the economic struggles of the Great Depression, and Silver Lace was at one point hidden in a neighbor's barn to prevent his sale at auction.

ARKADY VOLSKY, a Soviet apparatchik who maneuvered elegantly, for a time, in the new Russia, liked to make his political points hidden in the safety of a jest.

There are valid points hidden deep in the op-ed piece (any presidential candidate should indeed care about bolstering, not shredding, our capacity to monitor and understand climate), but they are interlaced with ridiculous comparisons (Lysenkosism and climate activism).

This is obviously a tempting idea for its apparent simplicity, but its biological plausibility can be challenged from different viewpoints: for example, it is not clear at all how the brain could possibly compute the equilibrium points, hidden inside the object's surface, without relying on perceivable object's features.