Sentence examples for point is familiar from inspiring English sources

The starting point is familiar: it is "quite inappropriate" for politicians to criticise judges or their decisions.

But the point is familiar to anyone who has read anything about the interrelation of diet, exercise and health in the last 20 years.

The general point is familiar enough, but the words also recall Romney's remarks, back in January, about what is otherwise a quite different subject.

For all the verbal fireworks, most of the debating points were familiar.

Many of the president's points were familiar, having been grist for remarks at countless fund-raisers.

Even the debating points are familiar, at least in a Britain where the arguments for and against engagement in Europe have never been definitively settled.

Some points are familiar from our discussion in section 2. First, we do not resort to any special kind of philosophical insight; we rely upon our ordinary knowledge.

The rest of his points were familiar, starting with his big "build a great wall" applause line.

At this point, everyone is familiar with Akingate.

In the 17th century, pineapples represented an extravagant kind of wealth, and these ultra-rare delicacies could cost upwards of $8,000 each, a price-point that is familiar to anyone who shopped at the pre-Amazon Whole Foods.

Now, perhaps, it has reached the point where it is familiar enough, and likable enough, to be just another style available for imitation, like the Pyramids or Renaissance Venice.