Sentence examples for recent point of from inspiring English sources

Offhand, the only recent point of comparison I can reach for is Jonathan Demme's 2008 movie Rachel Getting Married.

The most obvious recent point of comparison is Todd Haynes's "Far From Heaven," which was devoted to reanimating the Technicolor melodramas of Douglas Sirk, several starring Hudson.

Timothy Lytton, a law professor and second amendment expert at Georgia State University of Law, said restricting magazines has been a recent point of controversy, with the second US circuit court of appeals striking down part of New York's law in October that prohibited gun owners from loading more than seven rounds into certain magazines capable of holding 10 rounds.

A recent point of contention is whether Plato's Protagoras is committed to a view of "relative truth" instead of flux, and how far Aristotle's Protagoras is similar.

For example, Bob measured the distance from the root of the tree to the most recent point of divergence as a way of interpreting relationships among organisms (Fig. 2).

The most recent point of contention is the water rights owned by GGC.

Oral fluid nanosensor test (OFNASET) is a very recent point-of-care technology that was developed by Dr. Wong.

Baucus briefly brought up some recent points of tension in the bilateral relationship, noting that China has recently arrested a number of "moderate voices" who have been advocating for issues such as ethnic minorities' rights and good governance.

The recent points of contention, he said, were "different".

That is down from 78 percentage points last quarter, and a recent peak of 83 percentage points a year ago.

Using the data from a recent point-prevalence-day of hypoxemia in ICU, we compare the frequency, management and outcomes of hypoxemia in IS and immuncompetent (IC) patients.