Sentence examples for this simple point from inspiring English sources

"Let me make this simple point," Abbott said.

Unfortunately, the people who represent ordinary workers fail to understand this simple point.

Put this simple point with sweet reason and there's every reason to hope for an amicable outcome.

The trouble people have understanding this simple point is the same trouble people in the nineteenth century had understanding the telephone.

This simple point should provide some thought for those on the upper rate now fulminating at the prospect of losing their child benefit.

Juan Cole adds this simple point: "Israel, which daily steals Palestinian land and resources, is like a wealthy person who insists on burglarizing his neighbor, and naturally after a while the dinner invitations in polite society drop off".

This was the simple point of justice that Joanna Lumley grasped, particularly as it meant that men who had served with her father in the Gurkhas were being denied this right.

But it goes beyond that simple point.

"It really goes to this very simple point: what did the prime minister know and when?" she told ABC's Insiders.

In view of all that has gone before, this one simple point has more impact than any number of tractor-borne assaults on American fast-food restaurants by over-subsidised continental gourmets.

I'm sure that experts would tell us there are many reasons that the presidential race is too close to call, but I would argue that it all comes down to this one simple point: We still don't know which man used the debates to overcome his biggest liability.