Sentence examples for absolutely the point from inspiring English sources

But that's absolutely the point.

Presenting work in English remains "absolutely the point of the company," he said.

It's a very slick, very new-retro piece of film-making, and borrowed imagery is absolutely the point of it.

Change in the highest reaches is always unsettling – which is absolutely the point about Marjorie Scardino's retirement as chief executive of the Pearson Group, sparking palpitations at the FT. The Financial Times accounts for only 4% or so of Pearson revenue.

They are absolutely correct — and they absolutely miss the point.

Phelps was absolutely to the point of despair after the fracture was discovered in his wrist last fall.

Watch it again and — even in miniature, on YouTube — you absolutely get the point, as the formal disposition of figures in the frame yokes together the ruler and the ruled.

It is impossible at this point and at this distance to know if the drone-port project will achieve what it hopes, but its ambition to adapt to local conditions seems absolutely to the point.

On Friday night, after winning the 200 I.M. and racing in the semifinals of the 100 butterfly, he said, "I was absolutely to the point of where I was like, 'Oh my gosh".

Johnson replied: "I think you will have to use your judgment on that, which obviously you are very qualified to do … I absolutely see the point you are making".

In a kind of green-card marriage, Tuscany has embraced steak for economic reasons, and the inconvenient fact that the signature dish at Tuscan Steak is not the famous bistecca alla Fiorentina, a very expensive cut from the increasingly rare Chianina cattle, is absolutely beside the point.