Sentence examples for point popular from inspiring English sources

However, at this point (popular myth has it), the book wasn't intended to be a part of that series.

The puppet had a point: popular western media doesn't tend to take east Asian men seriously – even when they're brutal dictators.

And perhaps TV and film are at the point popular music reached some time ago, where all the big ideas have already been done.

"There was a certain inevitability about this location," Mr. Foreman said, noting that the tourist-heavy Inner Harbor is on one side and Fell's Point, popular among residents on evenings and weekends, is on the other.

This is the new WB schedule: MONDAY: "7th Heaven," "Roswell" TUESDAY: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Angel" WEDNESDAY: "Dawson's Creek," "Felicity/Jack & Jill" THURSDAY: "Gilmore Girls," "Charmed" FRIDAY: "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," "Grosse Point," "Popular" SUNDAY: "The PJ's," "The Jamie Foxx Show," "The Steve Harvey Show," "For Your Love," "Hype," "Nikki".

Arwa Mahdawi, a commentator writing in The Guardian, said "the last time the West laughed so uproariously at a Korean singer was when an animated Kim Jong-il bewailed how 'ronery' he was in the film 'Team America,' and how nobody took him 'serirousry.' The puppet had a point: Popular Western media doesn't tend to take east Asian men seriously — even when they're brutal dictators.

Republicans have never had anything close to a 15-point popular vote margin in the past 80 years.

A 15-point popular vote margin would be considerably larger than the Democratic margin in 2008 (around 11 points) that produced 258 Democratic seats in the House.

And let's not forget that these same media are also pushing the meme of questioning why Obama is not leading McCain by more than five points, when in fact -- as I wrote about last week -- a five-point popular vote margin always translates into an electoral college landslide.

The 14 who showed up offered near unanimous agreement on talking points popular with Republican voters: Obamacare must be repealed.

Peterloo became a potent rallying point of popular radicalism and, later, popular Liberal politics.