Sentence examples for ceasing to point from inspiring English sources
(d) Democrats ceasing to point out the inequity of the tax cut.
(As the Democrats have not ceased to point out, Trump has, since the nineteen-eighties, been saying that the rest of the world is "laughing at us").
It takes a lot for women to make it in the art world today – as the Guerrilla Girls never cease to point out, men still dominate art in many ways.
Within Europe, as Germans never cease to point out, investors are not worried about Mrs Merkel's prudent government, whose predecessor restructured the economy painfully ten years ago; the problem is a loss of confidence in less well-run, unreformed countries.But do not get too sympathetic.
The somewhat irreverent concept is both funny and serious; gain points for ceasing to follow people on twitter.
Or do we just need to rebalance the health service input to increase the intensity and frequency of support after birth around the pivotal points for ceasing to breast feed and introducing solids, as indicated by the evidence for weight management and exercise to prevent disease?
If it fails to do that then the Globe might indeed cease to have a point.
For non-Russian speakers, the delivery of the verse ceased to be the point.
The reader is never tempted to skip ahead to see if the author finished the trek or not, because that has ceased to be the point.
"Disraeli ceased to argue the point, and listened with a quiet half-sarcastic smile, evidently quite satisfied in his own mind that a man who could make great speeches must make them with the desire of obtaining fame".
