Sentence examples for a point that perhaps from inspiring English sources

He speaks English with an Americanised drawl in which he tends to stretch vowels to a point that perhaps only Loyd Grossman has previously reached.

If there is a point that perhaps Snyder does not underline enough — it comes through vividly in Antony Beevor's books on the Battle of Stalingrad and other campaigns — it is that the Germans who killed were dying, too, in increasingly vast numbers and in cold and fear of their own.

His other home run at Citi Field also came against the Marlins, but two months ago, in his first at-bat of the season April 5. Wright matched his home run total from all of last season, a point that — perhaps not surprisingly — he was not particularly excited to discuss.

If there is a point that perhaps Snyder does not underline enough it comes through vividly in Antony Beevor's books on the Battle of Stalingrad and other campaigns it is that the Germans who killed were dying, too, in increasingly vast numbers and in cold and fear of their own.

High rates of the use of acetaminophen raise questions about potential liver damage and toxicity, and it would be worth considering homeless individuals' knowledge on this topic, which is perhaps a point that could be raised in the discussion.

These voices were aided, perhaps, by a point that hadn't occurred to me – the possibility of immediate topicality.

The mass executions of 47 people last week marked a turning point that will perhaps be a harbinger of what this year will look like for Saudi Arabia.

As might the big balcony that projects from Hirst's private penthouse viewing room (a vantage point that will perhaps provide him with an irresistible opportunity for a cheeky flash at passing trains).

To me (a-pissing) that perhaps debatable point seemed beside the point Should I choose now to borrow back what had after all been from me borrowed - choose even to retitle my own re-reorchestration thereof with 'his' same title - who could cry plagiarism?

Though one does wonder why the social workers received such criticism for the work of another professional in a separate organisation, this also raises the point that perhaps cross-agency inspections should not be given up on so quickly.

Totally, completely, utterly missing the point that perhaps if America tried a little Obamacare, they wouldn't find it so objectionable.