Sentence examples for pursued the point from inspiring English sources

Sillitoe pursued the point in his short stories.

CD, however, pursued the point to an employment tribunal, arguing that she should have been legally entitled to the leave.

"It just sounds like something I wouldn't want to read," he said".I'm afraid I agree with Peter," said Mr Doctorow, whose three National Book Critics Circle Awards went to works of "historical fiction"."The phrase 'historical fiction' has a lot of ugly baggage," added Ms Proulx, whose 1997 book "Accordion Crimes" begins in Sicily in 1890.Mr Schama pursued the point.

The prosecutor questioned her no further, and defense lawyers did not pursue the point.

Ofcom pursues the point relentlessly: "We consider James Murdoch's conduct, including his failure to initiate action on his own account on a number of occasions, to be both difficult to comprehend and ill-judged".

Moreover, although we will not pursue the point here, appeal to an objective account of human interests raises the possibility of justifying the process of exposing research subjects to risks for the benefit of others on the grounds that contributing to valuable projects, including presumably some clinical research studies, is objectively in (most) individuals' interests (Wendler 2010).

However, the Court did not pursue the point since the applicant had not argued the case on this basis.

Canada's defence was heroic as France pursued the bonus point, but it could not last.

As the police pursued the man, pointing pistols with double-handed grips, they were trailed by dozens of people with cameras and cellphones held above their heads, Mr. Rocha among them.

This whole business with the intermittents is typical: it's corporatism pursued to the point of professional suicide.

What Roger Clemens wants — what he's recklessly pursued, to the point where he's facing perjury charges and possibly jail — is what Bobby Thomson enjoyed.