Sentence examples for a point on things from inspiring English sources

[5] [This interviewer is not one to put too fine a point on things, apparently.].

The Journal-American, which never puts too fine a point on things, recorded three days after the jury was dismissed: "All jurors in the trial reported receiving telephone calls and mail commenting on their stand.

BlueStacks' GamePop hasn't been delayed as of yet, but it's targeting a more open-ended end of year launch, and that gives it some flexibility to make sure the experience is just right before putting too fine a point on things.

The same year that Ohio Express offered the world "Yummy, yummy, yummy / I've got love in my tummy," Lou Reed put a finer point on things.

To put a numerical point on things, the Note 10.1's average of five Quadrant scores breaks down to 5251, while its predecessor the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 usually managed scores between 2600 and 2800.

"From that point on, things got a lot easier," he said.

Also, one wishes that the speechwriters had come up with something more inspiring than a call for an "era of responsibility" — which, not to put too fine a point on it, was the same thing former President George W. Bush called for eight years ago.

From that point on, things happened fast.

But from that point on, things get oddly old school.

"From that point on, things really did fall into place.

"What would be depressing is if I'd spent my life to that point on things that didn't matter," he says.