'remark point' is not a correct term in written English.
You could use the phrase 'point of emphasis' or 'key point' in place of 'remark point.' For example, "The key point made in the article was..."
The remark points up Cam bodia's problem and her specia style of meeting it.
Neither remark pointed with any certainty to growing public ignorance, but evidence for it isn't hard to find.
Terrific...but don't you think it makes sense to be able to drive one that gets better fuel mileage?"That remark points to the last, and biggest, surprise.
"That was a sarcastic remark pointing out that Bill Clinton has, you know, quite a past," Giuliani told CNN. And Hillary Clintonn has done quite a job on attacking the people who were victims of Bill Clinton".
"Everything goes round in circles and luckily we've got the current sound of the moment," he commented in 1984, a remark pointing to his inherent scepticism about fame, fashion and pop music.
But this initial remark points to a much deeper level; here, it is painting that offers the most precious indications.
This remark points out to another dimension of network composition and growth that whether the growth is more formal or informal in nature, though the nature of the network gets more formalized and could be another area of exploration.
Everything is fair game?" "That was a sarcastic remark, pointing out that Bill Clinton has, you know, quite a past, and Hillary Clinton has done quite a job on attacking the people who were victims of Bill Clinton," the former New York City mayor responded.
There are seven more weeks left in the race at this point, but the remark points to a perception that fear could drive the electorate into the arms of Trump.
4 This remark points to the conclusion that it is not clear how role differentiation among female and males among nomadic pastoralists influences detection, spread, and prevention of RVF.
