Sentence examples for valid point that from inspiring English sources

SB It is a valid point that was made in there.

A valid point that also explains why his request prompted a response from Disney Consumer Products – who immediately started doing damage control.

But his article did go on to substantiate one valid point, that: "The world of publishing and media, which should contain the guardians of our culture, is run by marketing and accountants, philistine characters who are by nature cautious and constricting".

Bissinger's crack led to a valid point that was buried in the smackdown: that the Deadspin modus operandi, of not going to press boxes, locker rooms or other sites where credentialed journalists congregate, is a way of "not letting the facts get in the way" of whatever Leitch wants to write.

But the Tea Party also makes a valid point, that wasn't it pretty cold yesterday?

Although it may be hard for some to show empathy for Harper and other athletes, he brings up a valid point that should definitely be taken into consideration.

The Wasps director of rugby, Dai Young, made the valid point that pre-season assumptions do not automatically pan out.

She raised a cheer when she made the valid point that only Labour governments had ever passed race equality laws.

The Atlantic's Matthew Yglesias, however, makes the valid point that the outcome of the race is already clear.

Yet again, Dawkins has a valid point -- that the anti-science mentality of many religions has limited its adherents from learning about science and working in the scientific field, but by saying it in such a way, he is less likely to inspire mainstream religious people to care about science, and more likely to offend and antagonize them.

He makes a valid point that traditional schools deny children the basic rights upon which our civilization is based the right to have a voice in decision making and the right to have equal opportunities.