Sentence examples for two points actually from inspiring English sources

Just because you can imagine a (causal) line between any two points (or any two events) it doesn't necessarily mean that a line (of connection between these two points) actually exists.

Last year's champion, perennial power Duke, at one point actually fell out of the top 25 for the first time in a decade.

You can decide for yourself whether these last two points are actually good or bad things.

These two points are actually redundant because the MAPK (regulator module) is in the downstream of sensor module.

Winter Session, 2952 Welton Street (Five Points) Not actually in RiNo, but so close and definitely worth a drop-in.

Trying to get to the end as fast as possible with zero points is actually much harder and much weirder," he said.

They show that Clinton took 65% of the Latino vote, down from Barack Obama's 71% in 2012, while Trump's 29% share was actually two points up on Mitt Romney.

For example, in Lecture 3 of his Cambridge Conferences Lectures of 1898, published as Reasoning and the Logic of Things, Peirce says that if a line is cut into two portions, the point at which the cut takes place actually becomes two points.

At one point, I actually thought of writing it in third person because I actually thought it would be too much.

In Sunday's rearranged game, Antrim were quickly into their stride, actually leading by two points to one after six minutes with points from Ruairi Scott (free) and Patrick McAleer.

Feldman actually acknowledged these two points, but insisted on finding that the government must still, despite these roadblocks, engage in an individual assessment.