Sentence examples for same point as from inspiring English sources

"I'm around the same point as last year," he said of his skating.

Cassavetes made much the same point as she sipped her champagne on the video set.

Joey Essex – or his writers – have made the very same point as Blair by apparently not knowing Clegg's name.

The president repackaged his same point as a gag in one of his funnier passages at the correspondents dinner.

She added, however, that in the very long run Britain would "find its way", returning to almost the same point as if Brexit had not happened.

I do not think it is a coincidence that the novel as a form reaches maturity at the same point as the bourgeoisie as a class are ascendant.

A fourth made the same point as the man on the phone: "It's almost like being stereotyped, you know?" The stereotyping goes every which way.

She drops into waves later than most because she can't generate enough power to drop into waves at the same point as most surfers would.

If you look at the figures from December 1997 then you see we are at roughly the same point as 12 years ago.

Sharon Davis, the governor's wife, made pretty much the same point as she visited the annual picnic of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor under sagging white tents behind the musician union hall in Hollywood.

Pressed on Clegg's comments, Cameron's official spokesman said: "He was making the same point as the prime minister was making last night, which is that Europe needs to focus on the issues that matter.