Sentence examples for the excellent point from inspiring English sources

Disability advocates have long made the excellent point that the idea of "disability" largely depends on how we structure our society and our economy.

Mr. Kean also makes the excellent point that he learned about history, etymology, alchemy, mythology, literature, poison forensics and psychology all by studying extensive mercury lore.

The authors -- Mr. Kaminsky is a food writer and critic for New York magazine -- make the excellent point that for a good chef tastes are usually understood instinctively, the way composers may hear sounds mentally.

David M. Kennedy ("The Best Army We Can Buy," Op-Ed, July 25) makes the excellent point that the burden of fighting in Iraq is being borne by only a narrow slice of our citizenry.

Matthew Taylor, Blair's former head of strategy, now head of the RSA, made the excellent point that "the reason we find the concept of character difficult is because of class conflict in British society.

Megan McArdle responded by making the excellent point that many of those young people are likely to change their minds over the next decade or two: people tend to get more concerned about taxes once they actually start paying them.

We agree with the excellent points Nolan McCarty and Frances Lee have already made in their posts that Congress is as polarized now as it ever has been, and that we are in a historically unusual period of sustained partisan competition.

We thank the reviewers for this excellent point.

Newcastle defended in a most stout manner, and threatened on the counter towards the end - an excellent point for McClaren's men.

The reviewer raises an excellent point here, The reviewer raises an excellent point here.

The referee makes an excellent point regarding the nature of exchanges.