Sentence examples for the lasting point from inspiring English sources

In his op-ed piece in the New York Times, he inadvertently makes the lasting point.

It shows us a skillful and commanding author using all the tools of her chosen genre, and ultimately McCaffrey makes a more incisive and lasting point about the fragility of youth than Klages or Sanders by imagining an as yet unsettled future instead of reflecting on the established past.

And the broader issue of detainee transfers has been a lasting point of contention between American officials and Mr. Karzai, who has insisted on complete Afghan authority over detentions.

But there's a lasting point here that must come and come again.

The northern boundary of the territory (now of the state) determined at that time became known as the McMahon Line; it is about 550 miles (885 km) long and has been a lasting point of contention between India and China.

(244) Nomori H, Horio H (1996) Colored collagen is a long-lasting point marker for small pulmonary nodules in thoracoscopic operations.

In the end, Rumsfeld surrendered on the point — to the lasting distress of the hawks nearest him.

It is a far cry from the 1958 disaster, and many commentaries have pointed up the lasting irony of the crash.

Although Mr. Obama has issued a few waivers to allow activists to work in his administration, the broad sweep of his rules points to the lasting damage of the scandal surrounding the powerful lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who pleaded guilty in 2006 to fraud, tax evasion and conspiracy to bribe public officials.

Woolf's point is that the lasting and significant events in our lives are small and insignificant in the eyes of the outside world.

Sprewell scored 32 points on 26 shots, 2 points fewer than Miller, but the lasting playoff images are made in the fourth quarter.