Sentence examples for a clarifying point from inspiring English sources

He had located a clarifying point of reference in the lacrosse ordeal, and he became animated.

He also takes issue with omission if Bush's "references to al Qaeda, Hezbollah, and Hamas," and a critical "clarifying point in the President's follow-up response," namely that "U.S. policy is to require Iran to suspend its nuclear enrichment program before coming to the table, not that 'negotiating with Iran is pointless' and amounts to 'appeasement.'".

He has written more than 600 dissents over the years, and he said last week that he felt an obligation to clarify points of disagreement.

In past years, we noted that some students felt frustrated by the rapid pace of traditional didactic learning without an opportunity to clarify points individually.

He chips in occasionally to clarify a point, laugh at a joke, or concur with a statement, yet otherwise seems perfectly content to remain in the background.

This teacher may look a little fusty, with his bushy mustache and carefully tucked-in shirts, but he is a brave fellow, lugging his sketch pad wherever he thinks he has to go to clarify a point, even to a window-washing platform balanced outside a high floor of the World Trade Center.

Rarely does he ask speech to do anything as simple as clarify a point or establish a character's motivation.

Escoffier's book was pure dictionary: quick reminders to clarify a point or make a variation eloquent.

Care was taken to ensure that the questions were open and 'non-leading', although more specific questioning was sometimes used to clarify a point made by a participant.

A small update has added to Reed's response to clarify a point of unclear syntax.

You can go back and clarify a point that may have been confusing, cut short the description of a subplot if the producer looks bored, and expand on something that has piqued the producer's interest.