Sentence examples for point statements that from inspiring English sources

Here he mentions Luther's claim in his Assertiones that all the works of the saints are sin, "that free will is mere words," and "that man is justified by faith alone and works are nothing to the point," statements that Erasmus dismisses as "riddles which are on the face of it absurd" (Ep 1384, CWE 10 81).

The play sometimes turns too didactic, especially near the end, as Mr. Gilford has characters make here's-the-point statements that aren't necessary.

At Camp David, she persuaded Reagan to sign up to a four-point statement that answered the most serious objections put by Gorbachev.

It's a big world out there, and so we rely on readers to ask questions and point out statements that need to be checked.

To be fair, some reporters and news organizations try to point out Trump statements that are false, frightening, or both.

(The Times also pointed to false statements that Brennan made in connection with the Senate Report on Torture and civilian deaths from drone strikes).

Among the talking points were "subjective statements that appear intended to advance a particular policy view and present certain facts in the best possible light," Sen. John D. Rockefeller IV (D-W.Va). said in a letter to the NSA director.

Minor points: There are a few statements that are not directly supported by the data or the literature cited.

But prosecutors called her testimony unreliable, and pointed to earlier statements that contradicted it.

Or as David Remnick, editor of The New Yorker, said, "To not have aWeb site is, at this point, a statement that I didn't want to make".

Mr. Huntsman's aides pointed to his recent statements that he agreed to become ambassador out of a sense of duty, not to tee up a presidential run.