Sentence examples for almost no points from inspiring English sources

There are almost no points of light in this dark, allegorical book.

There are some noticeable absentees - Lawrence from Felt, producer Andrew Weatherall, the Jesus and Mary Chain's William Reid and Liam Gallagher – and almost no points of contention between any of the talking heads.

They meet at almost no point.

In these Iverson days, there are almost no point guards who pass almost exclusively.

"In fact, it's been so quiet that there was almost no point in writing this report".The summertime torpor disguises existential angst.

There seems almost no point in dragging things on for another 14 months, through tedious caucuses and primaries and party conventions.

At 31-0, there was almost no point returning for the second half and the Saracens of the first half were, indeed, absent after half-time.

For singer E, the fact that she has gone heralds the end of time, there's almost no point in continuing.

"Several indicated that they felt it was too easy to breach a probation order so there was almost no point in trying to meet the conditions set out by the court".

Deftly directed by Jack O'Brien, with a few bold scenic touches by the set designer Michael Levine and some clever video projections by Jan Hartley, "Imaginary Friends" glitters with professionalism but to almost no point.

But most "bungaloonies," as the residents sometimes call themselves, chatted, read books borrowed from a local branch library, played cards or sipped tea on porches that were so close together there was almost no point in whispering.