Sentence examples for and points of his from inspiring English sources

While it's certainly true that ISPs do in some ways store and generate data on behalf of the user, usually as part of managing their networks, it's equally certain that their primary purpose is to transmit data between the user and points of his or her choosing.

Brownback: Contested (Publicly promotes K-12 funding and points to his record of increases.

His correspondence with S. G. Coe discusses Coe's work on the Continental Congress and the finer points of his dissertation.

Wildcats big man Corbin Thompson contributed four points of his own, and several rebounds.

Some are turned off by Taibbi, and point to his usage of profanity.

He uses no obvious tricks of the trade, and the point of his lessons is not immediately apparent.

And the point of his touch is that it usually took the place of touching — it was a way of getting to the erotic by allusion.

Doyle said he has concentrated more on his character's accent and point of view than on his chess skills.

The effect has been described as a "tour de force of symphonic colourism", and a high point of his blending of red and ochre pigments.

Biblical interpretation forms both the central theme of Cocceius' many writings and the starting point of his systematic theology.

That remains the apogee and crushing low-point of his career, given he got so close then hit a wall.