Sentence examples for some fair points from inspiring English sources

Harden certainly raises some fair points.

Some fair points, well made, there.

But he also has some fair points to make about the counter-productivity of some of their efforts.

But this is an important discussion worth having, and the critics (though a minority of the experts) make some fair points.

He was careful to avoid complete denial of climate-change science, his analysis was laced with some fair points, but his unspoken conclusion was dangerous.

In the aviary of states, nations and constitutions, the market-state simply does not fly.In the confusion of Mr Bobbitt's learning, it is true, some fair points are made.

If the article were meant merely as an analysis of the business of handling small checking accounts, I would say that it makes some perfectly fair points.

When I questioned why Mike would make the move back to iPhone land, he quipped, "why take a strong position on something unless you fully intend to reverse that decision dramatically at some point?" Fair point, though my strong position was that he was going to change his strong position.

Part of this is down to making some fair good points but for me the bulk of it is due to a sense of nostalgia: Ken reminds me of a world where ideologies actually had to compete and politics was able to look beyond the narrow confines of the electoral cycle.

Fair points.

Both are fair points.