Sentence examples for the biggest point that from inspiring English sources

"I think eventually the N.H.L. has to get there, I think they will get there, but I think that was the biggest point that everybody loved about the whole thing".

That should be the biggest point that spilled all over the world, I'll tell you, because there ain't no us and them.

"Requiem" also wants to make the bigger point that addicts are as hooked on the rituals of getting high as they are on the manufactured endorphin rush itself.

"We think the big point that Nayef was addressing was the wish to provide more robust security for private firms," one Western diplomat said.

And the big point that divides us now is that the Super-Naturalists don't want only to be reassured that they can say their prayers as much as they like to whomever they like.

But to dismiss the effort as just chaotic would be to shortchange its eccentric pleasures, which are varied, and, most important, to overlook the big point: that globalism isn't a new cultural phenomenon.

Chelsea's bids have been considered derisory behind the scenes at Old Trafford but that is largely irrelevant compared to the bigger point that it is not a financial matter, but more a case of protecting the team, supporting Moyes and ensuring there is no damage to the club's status.

And that was the bigger point that Mr. Cerf was trying to make.

It neither conveys the seriousness of the crime nor does it make the bigger point that terrorism can be committed by a person who doesn't have a foreign-sounding name or brown skin.

"He's got a lot of experience and when it came down to the big points that made the difference.

It was a flurry of data, so let's take a moment and dig through the big points that matter.