On a small point of land overlooking a marsh, you can watch egrets poke about in the reeds and ospreys wheel overhead.
When Maron asks him about self-destructiveness among cast members, and mentions John Belushi, Michaels says, "Well, it's a small point of pride that nobody's ever died doing the show.
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If the general chatter's right, old-school British sitcoms are a small point of national pride, a sort of showcase for the type of humour that's damp from a mist off the Channel and wrinkled where the grandeur has deflated.
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With willingness to feel the full weight of guilt and anxiety, perhaps I can see there is a small point of peace in the midst of the heaviness.
Different from the conventional Laser Doppler probe that measures a small point of blood flow, the scanner method measures a 2.4 × 2.4 mm square area using the Laser Doppler perfusion imaging system (PeriFlux System 5000-PF5010 LDPM unit, Perimed, Stockholm, Sweden).
The tweaks to Safari and Mail are nice, but they're more the stuff of a smaller point upgrade.
Ms. Prata, a skilled storyteller with a clear, unsentimental eye, neatly balances large-scale horror with a small-scale point of view charged with simple, direct feeling, deftly interweaving the present-tense narrative with the tale from the journal.
The truth is almost certainly somewhere in between, but this evidence is a small point in favor of the latter interpretation.
