Sentence examples for serious points that from inspiring English sources

There are serious points that might be made about the plight of the celebrity academic – though those could relate to the author of The New Republic piece just as easily as the subject – but they are not pursued on their merits.

But she has a more serious point that can get lost along the way.

In response, we created a "10 Day DUI Aftermath Includes Denial Dance" video to make a serious point that would strike a chord with millennials through the new universal language: emoji.

This makes the serious point that daydreaming, distractable children may be highly creative.

But there is a serious point, that yet another failed pursuit of Leandro Damiao in January has left them short again with Emmanuel Adebayor still on African Nations duty.

ReprintsBeyond the usual feminist propaganda, Ms Wallstrom is right on one serious point: that it is (at least on the face of it) outrageous that no woman is in the running for any of Europe's leading jobs.

The serious point that Bing's making is that our expectations and assumptions will have a tremendous amount to do with what happens over the next couple of years.

"It's depressing that it's seen as OK to be a fuck-up again," explains Van Wyngarden, making a more serious point that in the aftermath of Pete, Amy and Britney, Heath Ledger's death was suddenly "massive news.