Sentence examples for there are points of from inspiring English sources

But as much as George Bush would like you to think that he is the heir to the legacy of Ronald Reagan, and as much as there are points of similarity, the comparison does not stand up to closer inspection.

"There are points of reset".

There are points of division among us, of course.

But there are points of overlap between speech and material objects, don't you think?

There are points of resemblance to another Debussy work by Mr. Taylor, the 1977 "Images".

That is too glib: there are points of real difference in politics, as he knows.

But beneath the surface there were points of friction.

The prospect is tantalizing, not least because there were points of contact between Stockhausen and the Beatles.

In fact, there were points of convergence between the Old Left, as it came to be called, and the New Left.

Radio Times writer Patrick Mulkern thought that there were "points of logic" which might be questioned, but they were "minor points to wrestle with in a largely polished production".

There will be points of contention economically and geopolitically.