Sentence examples for true points from inspiring English sources

"It's a dream come true," Points, 35, said.

In most great arguments, there are two partially true points of view, which sit in tension.

Everywhere in nature one sees strife, conflict, and inarticulate impulse; and these, rather than rational processes or intellectual clarity, are humankind's true points of contact with ultimate reality.

The stated agenda of the piece was to make one of those self-consciously "unpopular but true" points about inequality: banker-bashing is misguided, because bankers aren't that rich anymore.

Figure 8 Probabilities of selecting true points.

Then, the points with the minimum distance are selected as true points.

Boston, a team with no true point guard: 42.

Bibby, Miami's only other true point guard, scored 14.

The Knicks have no true point guard to replace Marbury.

The lack of a true point guard is part of the problem.

"He may not be a true point, but that may be his best position," Thomas said.