Sentence examples for a bit of a point from inspiring English sources

There is, arguably, a bit of a point to all this.

"They've probably got a bit of a point to prove," Kerry said.

I've proved a bit of a point by playing in the Championship, but I'm not going to settle for where I am.

When these knives have a downward curve at the top of the blunt edge and a bit of a point at the very tip of the cutting edge they are called kamagata.

This sniffing condescension didn't exactly endear Wallace to me or anybody else involved in North American theatre but, truth be told, I do think he may have had a bit of a point.

This is what other stylists are up to for the holiday: Ricardo Rojas is inspired by bad-girl villains: a k a Michelle Pfeiffer in latex, with a very shiny, beautiful ponytail, sprayed at the bottom with a bit of a point.

The Mogul, a Kickstarter project, certainly stands out and just so happens to solve a bit of a pain point, too.

It's a bit of a sore point.

That was a bit of a low point.

"That was a bit of a turning point, in my opinion," Nadal said.

"I thought that really was a bit of a turning point in our year".