Examples of 'i see the point' in a sentence
Meaning of "i see the point"
i see the point - This phrase is used to indicate that the speaker understands or comprehends the argument or perspective being presented. It is often used in discussions or debates to acknowledge the validity of someone else's viewpoint
How to use "i see the point" in a sentence
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i see the point
I see the point of this place now.
I am not really sure I see the point.
Neither do i see the point of an open relationship.
We have to examine this business more closely, but I see the point you are making.
I see the point of our dear president.
I can not say I see the point.
I see the point of the argument.
Not sure I see the point of it.
I see the point that outsiders should not be involved.
To a certain extent, I see the point that Thomas is making.
I see the point.
Then again, I am not sure I see the point of it.
I see the point he was trying to make but he missed the mark.
I'm not sure I see the point.
I see the point but I do not feel that industry need have any feeling of uncertainty.
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If the rural poor don't have Internet hookups. I'm not sure I see the point.
I am not sure I see the point in putting him through all of this.
I see the point when I pay to the customs office.
Reading them I see the point he is trying to make.
I see the point when I pay to the police ;.
Not sure I see the point in that.
Ah, I see the point where we differed, Alfred.
I am not sure I see the point if the rural poor do not have Internet hookups.
Yes I see the point and i'll do so in the future.
The President, I see the point that the representative of Cyprus has made.
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