Sentence examples for sobering point from inspiring English sources

While Sasheer Zamata's brand of comedy does land plenty of laughs, the politically progressive comic at times finds herself building toward a sobering point.

Perhaps not, but there is another sobering point to consider.

In the context of Hay, Lovelock's most sobering point takes on a grim hilarity.

WE have reached a sobering point in our national health-reform debate.

This is a sobering point in an age of museum expansionism.

Khan said it was a "sobering" point and warned against "complacency" about the progress of race relations in London.

One of the sobering points the installation makes is that food accounts for far more of the average British citizen's daily water consumption (4,645 liters, or about 1,227 gallons) than does domestic water usage (150 liters, or almost 40 gallons).

While GDI and GEM can be used to argue that there have been improvements in the situation of women, the direct evidence from the Family Health and Welfare Survey (FHWS) rounds are sobering and point to persisting, even worsening, gender outcomes in India.

But LDK's Peng illustrates a more sober point about this stock-based wealth, namely that it can be fleeting.

A little more than half think it has potential, but that it shouldn't be considered to be everything — a much more sober point of view that I agree with.

In his last novel, the National Book Award-winning "The Corrections," he dissected the small hurts and unresolved cruelties of the middle-class family with savage acuity, and in "Freedom," he sharpens the focus of his investigations, avoiding the excesses of the earlier novel (its post-Cold War satire, its postmodern references to Aslan and William Gaddis) in favor of a more sober point of view.