Sentence examples for repeated point from inspiring English sources

Brown's repeated point is not that we are mired in ancient conspiracies but that ancient conspiracies anticipate modern opinions.

Oakeshott's much repeated point was that one could no more learn how to make good government from a set of rules than one could learn how to bake a cake by reading recipe books.

In fact, his resistance to delivering this kind of personal attack was a recurring source of friction with his senior advisers, and a repeated point of criticism from none other than the Clinton campaign.

The movie is flamboyantly sumptuous, where Wharton's repeated point, in her fiction and autobiography both, about the society in which she was raised was how relatively restrained and even Spartan it was — the prudent, conformist descendants of Dutch and English merchants entertaining each other at quiet dinners.

Let's maybe add in Simon Casson's article from late last year in which he discusses wanting to reach out to the "X Factor masses" (a phrase which possibly wants a bit of examining) alongside Andy Field's gently repeated point that Forest Fringe is both fully open to the public and free at the point of delivery in the face of repeated claims of its "exclusivity".

For model development, repeated point count surveys of marsh birds were conducted from 2009 to 2011.

Mr. Wright's book makes repeated, pointed reference to the brutal realities of the current economy.

In it, Khan repeated points he'd made in a speech to the Commons press gallery two days earlier, a move I'd judged both authentic and shrewd.

At Friday's team announcement, Trapattoni became irritated at attempts to delve further into the controversy as he repeated pointed out Kelly's inclusion in the squad.

Previous studies showed that endpoint variability for repeated pointing gestures can reveal the reference frames used for movement planning [25], [38], [39], [40].

Repeated point-prevalence measurements are therefore recommended in order to achieve a more comprehensive view of the endemic situation [ 34].