Sentence examples for stretches a point from inspiring English sources

Again it stretches a point to call her a solitary, but she certainly fled the city for the desert.

Royal Blood are the only British rock band to receive any nominations – also cropping up in the British group and breakthrough act categories – unless one stretches a point and counts Coldplay (British group) as a rock band.

When he is at home he tells Britons that, although they cannot say so in public, the Americans are deeply alarmed about all this; and that an administration run by George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, who remember France's unreliability during the war against Saddam Hussein, would be more alarmed still.Like everyone in this British civil war, Mr Duncan Smith stretches a point or two.

This is stretching a point.

She may have been stretching a point.

And why should he stretch a point to please Congress?

But by 1963 the Grill had learned, somewhat grudgingly, to stretch a point.

Stretching a point, he boasted that it was his lot that had brought the commission down.

"It is not stretching a point to say that his gift lives on.

These days, Mr. Ding knows how far he can stretch a point before he must stop.

You can find political links only by stretching a point here and there.