Sentence examples for some serious points from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, Ravitch makes some serious points.
Uefa, he says, has some "serious points" to consider.
There were some serious points made in among the gags.
And Francis's book, though cheerily deadpan, has some serious points to make.
The Cutting Season also makes some serious points about race in post-Obama America.
That said, I did want to make some serious points about the circumscribed nature of femininity in today's culture.
We're on a hair trigger here.Yet there are some more serious points to be made.
Friend made some very serious points and this has been an ongoing issue in the media, which is why we have very good campaign groups such as Women in Film and Television.
I switched over to NBC, where a dimly lit Jeb Bush was making some more serious points about how Romney needed to shift the focus back to the economy and job-creation.
(Though I suspect that in my two series of absence, I've missed some serious plot points with Bailey – at one point she announces, "I haven't sweated that much since I was arrested". Perhaps her competence is another new development).
Warren deserves great credit for donating most of his wealth to charity, but one must deduct serious points because some of "his" wealth was appropriated from unwilling fellow citizens.
