Sentence examples for a point of moving from inspiring English sources

Above all, Jokowi makes a point of moving among the people and listening to their concerns.

He said officials hoped to get quickly to a point of moving 72 detainees a week through the process.

Some people make a point of moving to the most prestigious institution that makes them an offer in the expectation its grandeur will rub off on them.

They have no discretion!" When Michael Bloomberg became mayor of New York, in 2002, he made a point of moving his desk out into a bullpen shared by his staff, in order to promote exchange.

Mr. Peres, in saying he will make a point of moving away from the beer-and-babes formula that has worked so well for competitors, was also clear that the new Details would not alienate gay readers.

Instead he has made a point of moving with the times, bringing his pessimistic vision to bear on such matters as post-Soviet gangster capitalism, the wrongdoings of multinationals in the developing world and the lawlessness and cruelty engendered by the "war on terror".

"If the person is punished in some fashion and now realizes that this is something they should not do, and they feel remorse, you ought to be able to get to a point of simply moving on".

Similarly, when required to indicate the presence of a point of light moving from the periphery towards fixation, they respond more accurately than hearing individuals when the target is further away from fixation [4].

In trying to answer some of these questions my hope was to create a piece that was both tribute and descriptively expansive; that embraced the disaster but could also be a point of departure, of moving on.

"What is the point of moving so far?

The point of moving was to shorten his commute.