Sentence examples for Stray from the point from inspiring English sources

Try not to stray from the point.

When she brought that up during her filibuster, the lieutenant governor ruled she had strayed from the point.

There is plenty of auxiliary material, and much of it is very telling, but it never strays from the point.

Don't cram so much information inside that you lose your reader, stray from the main point, or make your point hard to understand.

One of the main problems with solar cooling using ejectors is that the ejector cannot operate well if the operating conditions stray from the design point temperatures.

The few coaches who were brave enough to stray from the talking points about new markets and greater recruiting areas reluctantly pointed out the volatility the conference faces.

A lion tamer?" Herzog asks, straying slightly from the point.

It feels as if we're straying away from the point of what people mean by his absence of self-doubt.

As chairman of the multi-party talks leading to the agreement, he would allow each party to talk for as long as they wanted, and stray as far from the point as they cared to do.

I don't want to stray too far from the point… which is simply that I (we) wanted to add our voice to the chorus that's denouncing the senseless murders of talented people.

(Or even if it can't, as Picardie admits: "I am straying a long way from the point — or rather, from Ann's jacket — but sometimes clothes can do that to you").