Sentence examples for a point about how from inspiring English sources

He's got a point about how he'll be remembered.

Perhaps the show's creators are making a point about how creativity isolates its possessors.

But you'd just end up making a point about how mundane and humorless this sort of project can be.

He was making a point about how drug use has increasingly become a factor in homelessness, he says.

Perhaps it's intentional; perhaps Coetzee is making a point about how society disregards those who don't follow its absurd logic.

The Conservative MP Steve Baker said Bridgen "[had] a point" about how unsympathetic backbenchers were towards Cameron's EU stance.

Graham makes a point about how there is "massively" less privacy than five or 10 years ago.

And it is not only because Dane Laffrey, the costume designer, uses her to make a point about how much cleavage can be exposed in office wear.

Third, Ou tries to make a point about how tenants in the US get 100Mbps for $30 per month in San Francisco, but not in large suburban houses.

At one point, when Marcus wants to illustrate a point about how the brain works, he reaches for what he thinks is a whiteboard marker.

"As a party that wants peace and reunification, Lee was trying to make a point about how best to prevent war on the Korean peninsula," Hong said.