Sentence examples for a point of seeking from inspiring English sources

At school, he made a point of seeking her out between classes.

Bowie, besotted with the Stooges, had made a point of seeking out Jim Osterberg and Lou Reed, too.

Pop art, in other words, has always made a point of seeking out bizarre, homely or funny material to exploit.

In his final press conference of the G-20, President Obama made a point of seeking a question from the Korean press.

The British vocal ensemble I Fagiolini has made a point of seeking unusual ways to present early music since its formative days at Oxford in the mid-1980s.

Phil Vickery was just one who made a point of seeking out Bernard Laporte for a smile, a handshake and a warm word.

Arjen Robben – substituted after scoring a hat-trick (2-0, 3-0, 6-0) and gifting Mario Gomez a penalty (4-0) – and the manager, Jupp Heynckes, made a point of not seeking out each other's digits on the touchline.

One family makes a point of explicitly seeking out at least one such mentor and friend for each of their children before they are 12-years-old (if possible earlier), people who commit to this relationship and take this role seriously.

But even though we've answered these concerns, I've got to say I suspect there are still going to be some who are trying to move the goal posts on us one more time" — to the point of seeking a moat and alligators, he joked.

What would be the point of seeking all this attention just because you need a lobotomy?

"We have no intention at this point of seeking to enter into combat operations in Syria.