crucial point

“The crucial point is that these kinds of attack have a long history and it keeps happening,” she said.

“…for mass consumption” is a crucial point that Tucker is making.

This crucial point—the third and most crucial condition for natural selection—is absent from the paper.

But instead they have other stuff, and this is the crucial point.

Yet to describe the plot of Django as absurd and outlandish, as many reviewers have done, misses a crucial point.

Colonel Mildmay considered; they were approaching the crucial point, and he took his resolution.

In the short story, as soon as the author arrives at the crucial point he is through, often having no other conclusion.

Here is the crucial point, as one generally says; for some boards are simply sewn to others.

As such an adult, then, he quickly realized this was the crucial point in his life to date—probably in all the years to come.

The crucial point, however, is the absence of the massive Romanesque columns which invariably mark true Norman work.