Sentence examples for a point of speaking from inspiring English sources

Several Yankees made a point of speaking with Wooden.

He makes a point of speaking English instead of his native Igbo.

He had ready access to her and made a point of speaking truth to power.

He maybe the MD, but he makes a point of speaking to staff on a daily basis.

"He may be the MD, but he makes a point of speaking to staff on a daily basis.

And he made a point of speaking up for travelling people when they faced prejudice and exclusion from local communities.

Muttram possesses a terrific bass voice but makes a point of never speaking when he is acting Uncle Sam.

But when next month's decision seems to be all but made--and, more important, when the market thinks so--it's hard to see the point of speaking in a code that everyone understands: you may as well speak in plain English.

Just before noon, Governor Andrew Cuomo, who in recent months had made its completion an obsession and a point of pride, spoke briefly, and then the barricades came down, a cheer went up, and the crowd, phones aloft, streamed onto an escalator and a stairway.

The champion of a meat-eating contest, Luo adores meat and meat loves him back, to the point of speaking to him in voices.

"They don't see the point of speaking to the foreign media; they don't think it's helped," one mother said.