Sentence examples for raised a point from inspiring English sources

That reaction raised a point that is logically a little tortured.

I've raised a point but I don't know how to solve the issues.

He also raised a point that others have criticized, including some of the county's own commissioners.

Here's how that would have worked: On the floor, a Democratic senator would have raised a point of order.

Labour MP Kate Osamor later raised a point of order in the Commons to complain about Osborne's use of language.

Yvette Cooper, the former shadow Foreign Secretary, later raised a point of order to call on Mr Cameron to withdraw his comment.

Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, raises a point of order.

One raises a point, the other tries to squash it.

I would like to raise a point of personal privilege.

And if I may say so, everybody very naively accepted that decision without raising a point.

But it would not be a Labour conference without someone raising a point of order.