It managed to combine an effervescent cheerfulness with simple but effective points about how ethnic identity changes across successive generations of immigrants.
Your editorial (9 May) made some cogent points about how Labour must refashion its political strategy.
Instead, we are usually presented with data points about how the system has behaved in the past.
He included a message, with three exclamation points, about how he had finally arrived at a Super Bowl.
Kim and Cory made several excellent points about how modern technological advances have really improved the lives of blind people.
In "The Mismeasure of Poverty" (Op-Ed, Sept. 18), Sheldon H. Danziger makes several excellent points about how our understanding of poverty distorts contemporary policy making.
The Diamond Jubilee has prompted a slew of new royal biographies, making familiar points about how the monarchy has shrewdly adapted to modern mores.
Then she made some points about how, rather than objectifying her lover with external descriptions, Sappho uses small, specific details that let the reader inhabit the female gaze.
The fact is the Norton organized this exhibition to show off its collection, not to make any points about how artists responded to the paradigmatic 20th-century city.
She showed him a stream of hard data and offered talking points about how the legislation would hurt families in economic distress, but the situation looked hopeless.
At the end of the course, on her evaluation sheet, Hilda made a number of points about how it could have been better organized.
