Sentence examples for a point has from inspiring English sources

A point has no dimensions.

A lesson is many-edged; a point has only one, but that one sharp.

In short, self-deception, to a point, has a decidedly positive place in the human psyche.

Mr. Sawallisch, who would undoubtedly agree to a point, has given the orchestra slightly freer rein.

Today a point has been reached where lifetimes of power modules are limited by the standard packaging technologies, such as wire bonding.

And he can't be trying to counter-punch against a guy like Nadal when a more aggressive approach early in a point has better odds of paying dividends.

But a point had been made.

A political tipping point has been reached.

This debating point has a long history.

That attitude -- not just settling for a point -- has helped produce the best start in Islanders history.

Lennox has a point.