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I shop in my local village, using the bakery, newsagents, small Co-op etc and, yes, Morrisons, However, this is where you
miss the point of my argument.
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He downplayed the Pope's recent reflections in order to promote that type of modern music he finds conducive to a "lively Sunday Mass." This is to
miss the point of the Mass with its sacrificial nature.
Church music
So, "Crissy," sometimes we do
miss the point, don't we ["The Myth of 'Straight-acting,'" October 10]?
Just regular guys
As a film critic and media literacy educator, I am bothered when audiences
miss the point of a movie because of a bad word.
Hooray for Hollywood! Showbiz isn't just a dirty business. Catholics should give two thumbs up even to some of Hollywood's provocative creations and choose to learn from rather than criticize them
Your article, Why Are We Paying So Much For Our Power (Daily Mirror September 19), seems to
miss the point.
Letter: WE'VE GOT THE POWER
To blame the teachers is to
miss the point. Perhaps before we attempt to educate the children we should try to educate their parents.
Teach parents
However unfortunate, this is the natural evolution of the beast, and those who complain that it is now no more than a showcase for the next Hollywood blockbuster
miss the point. While Serge Losique's Montreal World Film Festival, which started-up at the same time as TIFF, has atrophied and is no longer relevant, TIFF continues to grow and evolve and respond to the changes in the marketplace.
Industry: TIFF turns 30
To distinguish between the three is to
miss the point: inter-connection, of course.
What are you doing about the environment?
So those who criticize the eccentricity of some of its details clearly
miss the point. After all, with over ten years as a key associate of Michael Hopkins and Partners, Bill Dunster graduated from one of the best schools of architectural refinement.
Wake up call: as governments around the world struggle to provide sufficient affordable homes in cities, BedZED has much to teach architects, developers, and residents alike
This, however, is to
miss the point. Real estate is competing for capital and the risks and rewards of investing in commercial properties should be compared to the returns on stocks, bonds and cash.
Looking beyond high vacancies and low cap rates
Meeting the challenges of the 21st century by continuing to deploy only the solutions of the 20th century--improved use of technology--is to
miss the point. In this age of Internet sales, instant communications and proliferation of products, the future belongs to companies that use technology as a tool, not a solution.
Catering to the Other Customer
If he gets the England manager's job are the FA running the risk that Harry may
miss the point and try to sign Gareth Bale, Luca Modric and others for his new team?
Still wheeling, still dealing
--BONO, on how right-wing Christians
miss the point of the U2 song "One," as quoted in the November 3 issue of Roiling Stone
Rants raves
While they are busy bleating about whom they can blame for the closure of the facility, they seem to
miss the point that if they had spent as much time going to the zoo as they have moaning about the imminent closure, then it would be the most successful zoo in the world.
Mirror M@ilbox: ZOO ARE YOU KIDDING