Sentence examples for Point people's from inspiring English sources

"Maybe I would like to point people's attention on what it's all about.

At some point people's goals will change.

Beyond that point, people's mail would be delivered to the nearest post office, where you could pick it up at your convenience.

"'At this point, people's ideas of what I should be doing to survive does not affect me at all," she said.

"To have the president give the back of his hand to the intelligence community is galling, and at some point, people's pride really reacts," Deitz said.

Since 2007, we have mobilized thousands of whites, blacks and Latinos; gay and straight, to come to the statehouse to show their support for a progressive 14-point "people's agenda" that is rooted in anti-racism, anti-poverty, and anti-war.

You could pin-point people's location based on cellular data.

The multifaith, multiracial movement is committed to a 14-point People's Agenda including education, health care, the economy and reforming the justice and electoral systems, and is supported by over 150 coalition partners.

But a quick 360 echoed the nurse's point: people were stoked to be there.

--Do you thitk it's useful to point out people's mistakes, areas of incompetence, or previous track records of failure?

At this point, most people's typing skills stop progressing.