Sentence examples for some powerful points from inspiring English sources

Yet their critics have some powerful points.

Senator Schumer, he said, had made some "powerful points" that he had not considered when he wrote the piece.

Eileen Munro's review of child protection made some powerful points on the importance of reflective and evidence-informed practice.

Ian Traynor (Report, 9 December) makes some powerful points for and against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership being negotiated between Washington and Brussels.

Bohr was not just a political Utopian, he was too late: communist sympathisers and spies had given Stalin deep knowledge of the American and British programmes, undermining the basis for a grand bargain and sending the opposing camps barrelling down a different road towards the bleak security of mutually assured destruction.The book still scores some powerful points.

And when Henry, incognito, tests the morale among the troops on the night before Agincourt and puts a leading question to Bates about the justice of the king's war, he is met with the answer, "That's more than we know", and Bates proceeds to make some powerful points about the sin of fighting an unjust war.

These are powerful points.

Realists tried to respond to these powerful points.

He later said Senator Schumer had made powerful points that he had not considered when he wrote the article.

While Carr tries to ground his argument in the details of modern neuroscience, his most powerful points have nothing do with our plastic cortex.

Academic dogma is anathema to creativity, flexibility and resilience, and students should be encouraged to challenge, to inquire, to develop powerful points of view of their own.