Sentence examples for the point that while from inspiring English sources

The old locks that dominate this spot where the canal grid meets the harbor underscore the point that while, like the tilting houses, the canals are seen today through the prism of quaintness, they were built out of necessity.

The women's business council report makes the point that while women need work, work also needs women.

But she did seem to get the point that, while Obama was still the president, his job was about to become much more difficult.

I wanted to make the point that, while he has always been suspicious of the man-made institution of the Catholic church, he is always seeking to believe".

The artist Monica Bock provides plenty of proof to make the point that while packing two lunches every day may not seem that laborious, those lunches add up.

He used a colorful analogy to make the point that while good things can come out of a bad process, they do not excuse it.

The point that maximized performance while minimizing the number of parameters was selected.

B is defined as the maximum velocity point, that is, the equilibrium point while the arterial wall dilates from A to C [ 29].

And they drive home the basic point that while the numbers will dominate the headlines, what is really at stake is how to fight the war.

But both newspapers made the same point: that while the allegation might be false, it brought back memories of Mrs. Clinton's embrace of Mrs. Arafat last year and might hurt her with Jewish voters.

(Diamond also makes the interesting point that, while the original Groucho had to project his lines unamplified into a large Broadway theatre, we are now so used to hearing Groucho exclusively through his miked performances, in movies and on television, that he only sounds fully "Groucho" when miked onstage).