Sentence examples for putting this point from inspiring English sources

Another way of putting this point is that there are many epistemic possibilities which are imaginable because they are epistemic possibilities, but which are not real possibilities.

I put this point to Rodríguez.

I put this point to the Lib Dem spokesman.

Mr Hoon replied: "You have put this point to a number of witnesses.

To put this point of view to senior British politicians, as some of us have done in the last few months, is to provoke furiously indignant responses.

OSBORNE is too shrewd to put this point of view in a European mouth, where it could be dismissed as, well, sour grapes.

I put this point to the home office minister Barbara Roche on a Radio 5 phone-in sometime after midnight on Sunday.

When I put this point to him, he diplomatically replied that I should take a plane and hear his Swedish Radio Symphony, which gives, he says, A-list performances all the time.

"Independence from whom? Ourselves?" Gleb Pavlovsky, a former adviser who has now fallen out with Putin, put this point best in an interview with this newspaper last year: "My people and my friends … couldn't accept what happened … there were hundreds, thousands of people like that in the elite, who were not communists – I was never a member of the Communist party.

Later proponents of free speech would put this point in terms of "the marketplace of ideas".

We must put this point about the irrationality of incontinence with some care, however.