Sentences with phrase «truly interesting points»

I think you've made some truly interesting points.

«The truly interesting point will be to assess the clinical benefit of C3 - targeted therapies for PNH patients, and we are therefore looking forward to the upcoming clinical trials of novel complement inhibitors,» Ricklin notes.

This is a truly interesting point.

Not exact matches

The point of intersection of central importance to us in this book, however, is the interest both theological school and church have to understand God truly.

Everyone truly wants to hear more, and every point of view is met with interest and respect.

We are truly on a different planet goals win matches all I'm interested is a win and that means 3 points anything elsewhere is a bonus

As much as this seems like a parenting issue it is truly an early test as a couple with two kids, and should have nothing to do with space, or what your kids needs are at this point, that is still your job to determine their needs from a logistical standpoint, and that should always be in the best interest of Mom and Dad.

Points of interest include the Frigate Bird Sanctuary, the truly noteworthy pink and white sand beaches, and an abundance of shipwrecks and beautiful reefs.

But what we're most interested in is John's follow - up point, namely that a truly woeful performance by Labour on June 8 will paradoxically help the PLP's left - wingers.

«There is too great an interest, I think, in (the Cuomo administration) to make a headline, to score political points, to leverage people against one another in order to score a win instead of truly understanding the kind of change that needs to happen in order to grow the economy, keep New Yorkers here and make the state more affordable and improve everybody's quality of life,» Molinaro said.

But not about things I truly find interesting or things that I'm passionate about (that's the point of this blog, after all).

In so doing, the film makes for a rather pointed lesson in making a good revenge movie: sure, the revenge itself had better be big and it had better be bloody, but it needs to be truly cathartic — a release of emotional energy for an interesting character.

«This year's lineup represents a wide range of styles, voices, interests, and points of view, but it also amounts to a statement on what truly matters in world cinema today.»

Truly understanding their background, questions, and interests will allow access points for establishing connections to different content.»

He, too, made me feel as though he was truly interested in finding that center balance point where everyone's interests were taken care of in an equitable and agreeable fashion.

You make an interesting point that Google tends to release «beta» products that aren't quite ready for prime time, while Apple (and Amazon) don't let things out until they are well and truly ready.

It's really interesting that SO MANY people truly believe these two points.

During the game's narrative, I was excited at the prospects of the overall story, as it hit some interesting plot points, but never truly capitalized on the ideas.

It kind of seems like six games that seemed interesting at one point in time (and were never truly given the time of day they might have deserved) were thrown together by someone at PlayStation HQ as they asked «Has anyone played these games yet?»

The panel will explore the timeliness of this recent iteration of digital abstraction, with three artists who variously work through issues such as: how gesture, expression, and authenticity might continue to be possible in a contemporary image - based culture; whether our digital era truly produces an ahistorical condition in which images and marks have no specific reference and no relevant point of origin; how structures of and interfaces with digital technologies have necessitated new models for thinking about memory, distribution, and reproduction, as well as degradation, rupture, breakdown, and the void; and how the ubiquity of the screen in all aspects of life has given rise to a renewed interest in the relationship between two - dimensional and three - dimensional space, with a refreshed focus on tromp l'oeil and «topographical» painting.

If you are truly interested in getting your critique of the Makarieva et al. study across, I'd suggest that you address your specific points of disagreement directly to the author (s), not to me.

It is, again, a truly preposterous study; one that the oil interests who pointed to it hoped never fell under scrutiny.

Remember that the insurance company already has a defense attorney at that point, and their interests are not to truly care for the victim or their family.

They were more interested in making glib debating points than truly engaging with the issues at hand.

Plus, by that point, your state may have enacted new guidelines that allow judges to «consider the best interest of the animal» when deciding pet custody, allowing you to prove once and for all that you are truly the Best Dog Dad Ever.

Heather Mundell makes a good point about your friend in this example doing this «authentically» through an activity that he truly was interested in: his personality shined and his relationships grew.

Since then, the High Court has handed down two significant decisions, the Ward decision2 and the Yorta Yorta decision3 which again recast «the balance» between Indigenous and non-Indigenous interests ensuring that non-Indigenous interests are well and truly protected and that Indigenous interests remain remnant interests in the native title system.4 Noel Pearson made this point in the 2003 Mabo lecture:

I'm sure that at some point, card companies will catch on and crack down on this unless they turn a blind eye because it's truly that profitable for all the irresponsible people who try this strategy and get «caught» carrying a balance and paying interest.

The buyer at that point can never be truly sure as to whether or not they were represented by someone who had their best interests at heart because they already know for sure the agent didn't solely have it.