Sentence examples for a point like this from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, this space is not as beautiful as upstairs, but at a point like this, we're just lucky to be able to get together and pray," he said.

Most administrations come to a point like this, at risk of being paralyzed internally and frozen externally in the klieg lights of scandal.

Under normal circumstances, a team like Chelsea might look at a point like this, and a game like this, as something to forget about quickly and move on from, with precious little time devoted to it on the end of season DVD.

But what do the rest of us say at a point like this? Someone like Richard Dawkins takes not pleasure but an almost salubrious satisfaction in the turn of events.

Her teeth had been filed to a point, like fangs.

On a specific point like this, a national public service broadcaster should surely offer us some informed judgment on the balance of probabilities.

Misinterpretation of a critical point like this could lead a patient to falsely believe that they are not at risk of having an affected child and potentially create malpractice issues.

"I'm finding it impossible not to be optimistic because it feels like we have reached a tipping point, like this shift has become unstoppable," he says looking back on a lifetime of COPs like a parent assessing a wayward child who's somehow turned out OK despite everything.

She is making a political point, like this Canadian political movement earlier this year.

"Yes," he says, "from a vantage point like this, the idea of society is just about tenable".

You could even get to a point of feeling like this is "all for the best" (gam zu l'tova).