Sentence examples for two obvious points from inspiring English sources

There are two obvious points.

"I have no comment about his possible candidacy other than to make two obvious points," Mr. Green said yesterday.

There were two obvious points from which Boston was vulnerable to artillery fire: Dorchester Heights, and two high hills, Bunker's and Breed's, in Charlestown, about a quarter of a mile across the Charles River from the north shore of Boston.

There are four obvious points of weakness.

Rather than attempting to deconstruct Fischer's argument, I'll simply note four obvious points.

The article does make one obvious point: too much of anything is not necessarily a good thing.

And one obvious point rarely raised in such debates is that the sensitive human eye cannot take long hours in front of a screen.

One obvious point of the call would have been to inform the F.B.I. director that Republicans on the Hill knew about Petraeus's vulnerability, and also about the investigation.

Matthew O'Brien makes one obvious point: anyone who believes that the gold standard era was marked by price stability, or for that matter any kind of stability, just hasn't looked at the evidence.

Soon the political calendar will force a decision, with one obvious point being potential Democratic candidate debates as early as October.

Finally, we emphasise one obvious point: the CHB and JPT are readily distinguished from one another with both autosomal and Y-chromosomal markers, and conclusions derived from a combined 'ASN' population should be interpreted with caution.