Sentence examples similar to act of point from inspiring English sources

These are nimble, versatile albums, though collectively the "Revenue Retrievin' " dyad is a more successful act of point-proving than execution: 38 songs of new material are bound to have their share of chaff.

He said Illinois courts had consistently held that the act of pointing a gun and firing was an intentional act, not a reckless one.

Enter the realm of yum cha dining where the simple act of pointing to a dish will have it popped in front of you.

The troubled people include Lady Macbeth (portrayed by three dancers representing three aspects of her personality), women who journey in thought from childhood to adulthood and women who invest the act of pointing with ever-changing implications.

The act of pointing at an object and leaving your gaze on it caused the story to progress and actions to be taken (knocking fruit out of a tree for the caterpillar to munch on or encouraging it to go to sleep on a stump).

Legendary MoMA curator John Szarkowski once compared photography to "the act of pointing".

This act of pointing is at least as much assertion and persuasion as observation.

Actually, legendary MOMA curator John Szarkowski put it way better: "One might compare the art of photography to the act of pointing".

On McGrew's view, the reference is fixed by direct awareness, and not by acts of pointing or gesturing, by the subject's intentions to refer to a certain sort of thing, or by causal relations.

The truth is, "multitasking is really an act of procrastination," points out time management expert Laura Stack, author of Leave the Office Earlier.

According to the World Freerunning Parkour Federation, parkour in its most basic form is the act of moving from point "a" to point "b" using the surrounding environment and the obstacles along the way to increase efficiency.