Sentence examples for a point of how from inspiring English sources

He's always making a point of how things taste funny or smell bad.

"You see it in here too," Nielsen said, gesturing to make a point of how much larger the new locker room is.

Eilis lives in Brooklyn, works in Brooklyn, goes out in Brooklyn, and makes a point of how she doesn't know the big city.

But, in the context of this campaign, in which Carson has made a point of how God changed his character, there is a rationale for both the exposé and for his response.

"And the first question was, 'You're together with Johnny: who's the man and who's the woman, who's the husband and who's the wife?'," Louganis said, making a point of how mired in musty stereotypes so many people around the world still are.

However, Valencia makes a point of how respectful he thinks fans are in England.

At the launch of Home, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's boss, made a point of stressing how "open" Android was and how easy it was to change the look of the operating system without too much work.

She made a point of saying how proud she felt when she hears tourists remark how clean the Capitol is — normally.

"We were almost at a point of thinking how we would roll it out," Daschle said.

All three sisters had made a point of saying how much they liked their jobs.

He made a point of noting how his specific food requirements had caused much bemusement.