Sentence examples for a point that nothing from inspiring English sources

It's the only clear image in the video, and to make a point that nothing truly is real, with a wave of his hand, the fire disappears.

But Mr. Teachout, The Wall Street Journal's longtime theater critic, is trying to make a point that has nothing to do with language, just as he did in the book "Pops: A Life of Louis Armstrong" (2009).

Perkins is engaging in "proof-texting" a practice in which a quote from the Bible is lifted out of its context and used in isolation from its setting in the Bible to make a point that has nothing to do with its meaning in its original setting.

Although Ben Brantley of The New York Times had problems with the show, which opened on April 12 at the Plymouth Theater, he said Ms. Prince "reminds us how musicals can kidnap an audience's empathy to the point that nothing exists but the song being sung".

It is well known at this point that nothing is unhackable; and if a project is made on a government contracting schedule, the likelihood of a breach is only greater.

Evolution is a deeply unifying theme in biology, to the point that "nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution" (Dobzhansky 1973).

"He believes in what he does, to the point that nothing else matters," Slade said later.

And all of them make the point that nothing stays constant.

As usual, Mr. Thompson made the point that nothing is more useless than viewing things in mere black and white.

Microsoft focused its message today on one central point: that nothing the company did foreclosed Netscape or any other rival from bringing products to market.

It just proves the point that nothing can be done in New York to which at least one person will not object".