Sentence examples for really my point from inspiring English sources

But that's not really my point.

This is really my point about Somalia and Mali.

Of course I'm just as biased as Greenfield is, but that's really my point: without good scholarship, if you cram together all these trends and charts and statistics you end up forming a kind of Rorschach test.

But really my point is this: In person, Yates probably would have shown me his charming, courtly side -- he was a gentleman, after all, and knew how to comport himself around shifty biographer types -- and hence I might have underestimated his loutishness, and yes, his decency too.

I mention that it's not really my point, but rather the definition of the word 'feminism,' before she continues to vent.

Diana Vickers's new single, "My Wicked Heart", is out on 7 November Style isn't really my strong point, although I have got more confident about how I dress as I've got older.

And that's really my whole point of the song is that we all have it--we all get a zit every once in a while, we all fluctuate on weight, and we know everyone's going to go grey at some point, so why are we so badly trying to hide it from each other?

"[Her lack of regret] really proves my point that clearly she doesn't have any understanding of the deep offence she has caused - so we took the right decision".

Then I realised that Brasil's women are wearing tops with 'BRA' across their chests, which isn't really helping my point is it?" He's here all night.

This gap is the domestic border effect, and it is bigger than the international gap, both in absolute and relative terms.I don't think this really affects my point; in any reasonable accounting, interstate borders in America are sure to be less onerous to cross than national borders within Europe.

"My view is the whole proceeding will be snarled up in legal objections of one kind or another and I just really repeat my point: do we want the greatest city on earth, parts of it, to be transformed into a hell of airport noise?