Sentence examples for two basic points from inspiring English sources

"There were two basic points," Professor Chomsky told the interviewer.

Today's editorial on Greece makes two basic points.

Detailed explanations are easy to find online, but there are two basic points.

Tomas Maier made two basic points at Bottega Veneta on Saturday morning.

At the roundtable, which was sponsored by the American Bankruptcy Institute and the World Bank, the participants – me included – seem to agree on two basic points: 1.

In a recent conversation with John McCain that he didn't know was being recorded, published on Politico, Mr Clinton made two basic points.

Micros offers two basic point-of-sale systems, depending on the size of your restaurant.

But Strahan made three basic points: he does not mistrust Giants' ownership; he does not feel his negotiations have affected the team; and he does not feel he should be called selfish.

We need, instead, a much wiser, more insightful and patient approach, starting from three basic points: first, the region is internally very diverse – it represents, as in Rami Khouri's definition of events in Egypt, a "kaleidoscope" of developments.

In a joint communique and respective comments, Mr. Richardson and Sheik Saud said they had agreed on three basic points: price volatility was harmful; market stability was their common goal, and "adequate oil supplies at reasonable prices is of crucial importance for sustaining world economic growth, prosperity and investment in the energy sector".

By ignoring those three basic points, the West, which has never enjoyed a good reputation in the region, is confirming the suspicions of skeptical populations, thus losing the influence of soft power, and betting on a hard-power strategic alliance that may not last.