Sentence examples for thought-provoking point from inspiring English sources

A tweet a few days ago from journalist Joseph Menn raises an important and thought-provoking point in the wake of the Target data breach: "I suppose those who can't qualify for credit use debit cards more, so the poor are put at greater fraud risk.

Indeed, when one considers the BMI and ICU outcome, it is the malnourished patients (BMI < 18.5) who fare worse, not the obese patients – a thought-provoking point made in the accompanying editorial [ 4, 5].

Menand's article was painful for a psychiatrist to read, but it brought up numerous thought-provoking points.

There is discussion of the thought provoking points raised.

Each article in this supplement offers a thought-provoking starting point for these conversations.

"For young scientists especially, it gives many thought-provoking jumping-off points for future research".

On a related point, a thought-provoking if methodologically suboptimal study of the significant association between the administration of dopamine and the incidence of delirium [ 14] will hopefully result in a more thorough examination of the neuropsychiatric sequelae of all the commonly used doperminergic drugs.

Dr. Nestle, however, wrote a thought-provoking blog post raising several important points on the research.

We thought it would make a thought-provoking exhibition".

This is the important point of your piece, so it should be something that is eloquent and thought-provoking.

Some think there's nothing thought-provoking about a row of ordinary bricks in the middle of an empty room, and yeah, they have a point.