1.   A shudder ran through her as she suddenly remembered one very valid point.

2.   In other words, they both have valid points, which is often the case in an open and honest debate.

3.   No point in inviting a rooster to a hen party, especially if he has a valid point to make.

4.   On the other hand, they have a valid point.

5.   She raised a number of valid points.

6.   You make a valid point.

7.   And on this question of military intervention, those who contend the conservative revolution has run out of steam might have more of a valid point.

8.   And, in truth, I could see that the AAP had some valid points.

9.   A valid point.

10.   All valid points.