Here is a sentence that contains both words: This one is using counterpoint as a music term. Believe me, if instruments aren't playing together, a counterpoint sounds like a mess.
Having a counterpoint in a song can have some drawbacks when instruments miscommunicate on rhythm.
A sentence only containing drawbacks: Was watching a video on this content. Seriously though, colonizing mars is cool, but there are so many problems with getting there and living there we just haven't solved yet.
Starting a colony on Mars sounds cool, but the many logistical drawbacks make it a difficult task. A sentence only containing counterpoint: You know, thanksgiving just happened, so I made one just for the holiday!
The rich whipped cream was a delicious counterpoint to the delicious pumpkin pie.
The best and the most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is the the first choice. The common themes of the medieval texts are the theological concerns. I hope my answer has come to your help. God bless and have a nice day ahead!
1 and 2 require commas. It then becomes an apposition that explains the subject "everyone" better. Three should be a dot with a capital letter on Y while 4 should be a comma as well to separate clauses.
