Sentence examples for the decent points from inspiring English sources
The banality and datedness of the conclusion wouldn't matter so much if the arguments were enacted rather than simply stated, but all the decent points of Rayson's play are dumped in front of the audience as explanatory monologues, drained by Peter J. Davison's dreary design of cinder-coloured bookshelves.
That suggests he's a better doctor than he is an economist, but we understand the decent point he sought to make.
Grabar makes the decent point that the overzealous pursuit of cyclists for breaking traffic laws risks "upend[ing] the fragile system of incentives that leads thousands of people to undertake a long and sweaty commute each day".
Ferrari can no longer expect that decent points finishes and reliability are enough to win them the title and are in what Alonso described as "a mini championship".
Hamilton said: "It's important not to lose sight of the fact that, despite pushing for the win, consistency and scoring decent points is currently the most sensible way to tackle this world championship".
"It's going to be whoever can pull things together for the first part of the championship, come back with some decent points, and go from there".
Some very decent points about the highly personal and inexplicable nature of fetish are being made here and Liberstein makes them with real wit.
And since regulators would take a dim view of any price discrimination, small investors should be protected from high charges, too.If these are all decent points for the exchanges to make, other arguments are weaker.
But we have consistently managed to be scoring pretty decent points in the first three races.
Falling back is not the greatest thing, but we get stronger towards the end of the races and we are still picking up decent points.
While that's a little tricky, he does bring up some decent points about symbols like the flag, which Americans were still divided on, according to a 2000 Gallup poll.
