Sentence examples for state a point from inspiring English sources

"Where it's a really close swing state, a point or two can make all the difference in the world".

Michaels does not so much develop an argument as state a point of view, which he then riffs on.

At least part of this economic concern stems from a foreclosure crisis in the state, a point that Mr. Romney repeatedly made as he campaigned there.

Both Taylor and DeWine have talked about undoing the ACA's Medicaid expansion in the state, a point of pride for Republican Gov. John Kasich.

They have also openly stated that their purpose is to eliminate abortion in the state, a point made by the judge in his initial ruling on the case.

Oparin also emphasized that a high degree of structural and functional organization is characteristic of the living state, a point of view that is in opposition to the idea that "life" is essentially molecular.

Without stating a point, he makes many, and coolness has nothing to do with it.

It has growing franchises in other Mediterranean states – a point underlined by today's attack by Isis on the main hotel in the Libyan capital.

The reports claiming shortage are the work of "respected people who are stating a point of view that they believe," he says.

It doesn't, however, necessarily outlaw marriage equality in the states, a point which Cuccinelli conceded.

Miller rejects the definition of power as domination; instead, she defines it as "the capacity to produce a change — that is, to move anything from point A or state A to point B or state B" (Miller 1992, 241).