Sentence examples for the point even from inspiring English sources
Ms. Rebeck's literary name-dropping makes the point even plainer.
"This is the point, even if such immigration costs money.
Warren made the point even more bluntly in Charlotte: "The system is rigged.
political psychologist John Jost made the point even more strongly, calling Haidt's remarks "armchair demography".
What's the point, even, in having a chef, if the chef doesn't cook lasagne?
Charles Alexander, who heads GE Capital in Europe, makes the point even more forcefully.
He was very hard on the Burundi leaders to the point even of chastising them.
She chooses "queer" because "it's the most fitting description, short and concise, and really to-the-point," even if people might not understand.
In truth, the debate over statistics is an exercise in hair-splitting that misses the point -- even the lowest estimates are so unacceptably high that tabling a conversation about prevention while awaiting more data is irresponsible.
(A Pew Foundation poll last week confirmed the point).Even people who practiced a faith knew little about its history, and less about anyone else's religious heritage.
