Sentence examples for book a point from inspiring English sources

"A dinner party is, very simply, the selection of guests," Ms. Brandolini says in the book, a point I would not dispute.

In explaining his decision, Mr. Khoury said that literature was an important bridge and that he had a specific goal in mind with this book, a point he includes in a preface to the translation.

This is the crux of their book, and a point they might have developed further.

The complexity of the book is a point of pride for the first-time author.

His newest book, "Making a Point: The Persnickety Story of English Punctuation," takes for granted that we all have anxiety — and, therefore, curiosity — about punctuation.

Crystal, honorary professor of linguistics at University of Wales, Bangor, was giving a talk about his latest book Making a Point: The Pernickety Story of English Punctuation.

Salmond should also be spending his time in the constituency, she adds, rather than attending to his book tour – a point made frequently and with force by Jardine.

Because Burma is still an obscure country for a North American audience, I decided to release my book at a point when people might be talking about Burma.

"If the book has a point to make where we are now with cyberspace", he commented, it was that cyberspace "has colonized our everyday life and continues to colonize everyday life".

Instead, each chapter uses one of the naturalist's other books as a point of departure for a meandering, but ultimately enlightening, natural-history lesson.

He wrote several articles on the subject, and when reviewing books made a point of praising good indexes and condemning bad ones.