stretch a point
stretch the point

What he said, if you want to stretch a point.

Maybe we'll even get to like each other, though that may be stretching a point.

Stretch a point and you might regard us as part of an army.

It is stretching a point to call all of this dancing.

It is not stretching a point to say that his gift lives on.

You can only find political links by stretching a point here and there.

It's probably stretching a point to say watching Tennis is a learning experience.

Well," the chief said, "I think we might stretch a point in this case.

But he looked at the youth's disappointed face and decided to stretch a point.

Well, seeing it's your birthday next week, I might stretch a point.

He was stretching a point, I reflected, to call his treatment of me pleasant.

Everyone admitted that the Corporation was stretching a point here.

Some stretch a point and add a hotel room, a hospital ward, or a police cell, but not me.

That is stretching a point to say the least.

But then Florida was stretching a point to have an "embassy" at all, since it wasn't really an independent nation.

I can stretch a point and drop you off.

In the quest for change, however, men's wear designers sometimes stretch a point.

'It's rather difficult you not being one of my regular patients, but since your daughter is, I'm stretching a point.

If there was a defining moment to the game - and this is stretching a point - it came in the 76th minute.

But I thought I'd stretch a point and drop down to see you in your own house.

Want me to stretch a point and take you over the border to Kampala?

And if he hasn't got cash they'll stretch a point and take over his company.

Luck may have stretched a point there, but if he did it was merely a technical one.

I stretch a point to tell you this, but you have left me no choice, my Lady.

Again it stretches a point to call her a solitary, but she certainly fled the city for the desert.

That’s stretching the point, but it also probably will be enough that she’ll survive.

You would be stretching the point to suggest we deserved to win.

But even some health-care providers may be stretching the point.

But it's stretching the point a bit to call a pocket knife a weapon.

It would be stretching the point to say that downtown Phoenix has been transformed.

To even consider this a manufactured-housing venture is stretching the point.

Stretching the point, you could also credit him with helping invent Madonna.

Calling the Commonwealth a government was stretching the point.

If you stretched the point a long way.

I stretch the point to let one past.

He may be stretching the point a bit.

"I am a man," I said, stretching the point a little.

Even the group's hotels and shopping malls should be seen as “unregulated infrastructure”, he argues, stretching the point somewhat.

Aren't you stretching the point a little, sir?

However, the superstitious might be stretching the point.

By stretching the point, yes I can.

Maybe I stretched the point with that.

But interpreting Sunday’s victory to mean they are up to beating Chicago four times in the first round would be stretching the point.

But I decided that rather than stretch the point, we will stop at that point."

You could even contend, if you wanted to stretch the point (and why not?)

But he is stretching the point to say, "When audiences play with celebrity, they are playing with the dilemmas of democratic power."

Stretching the point, he suggested the Chinese gymnasts looked more like “they are 7 and maybe still in diapers.”

Oh, if you stretch the point.

Stretching the point just a little, one might say that Romantic harmony is partly an outgrowth of improved machine shops.

Viewing Haydn as an immigrant stretches the point.