Sentence examples for designed to make a point from inspiring English sources

"It's a very calibrated move that is designed to make a point without bringing retribution from the I.D.F., which is the last thing Hezbollah wants right now".

Dismissing the defence that their actions were necessary, she said what the protesters did was "symbolic and designed to make a point, not to save lives".

A Pennsylvania Congressional candidate and former reality TV personality used an elephant and a mariachi band for a political stunt designed to make a point about border security.

"When we hear the references to the other sports, I think they're references designed to make a point, which is: Why can't we be like football and basketball?" Fehr said.

It is a building as much as a garden, and it is designed to make a point that is most clearly revealed in winter: nature and artifice need not be rivals.

Introduction.Given many data about the stability of antibiotics in portable pump (elastomer) are lacking, this study was designed to make a point about available data and to evaluate the stability of antibiotics when exposed to temperature within 35 °C (average temperature measured in real conditions of use).

For Apple, all of this is designed to make a broader point that such complex tasks no longer require that a professional be tethered to a work station.

Fine divides her book into three parts, each of which comprises a collection of short chapters designed to make a specific point revealed by wordplay titles such as "Brain Scams" or "Sex and Premature Speculation".

Unlike the literary canons of old — the ones that ran from "Beowulf" to Virginia Woolf and were always being condemned as too P.C. or not P.C. enough — Amazon's lists don't serve as ex post facto benedictions designed to make an ideological point.

The Corktown campus is where Ford will develop autonomous and electric vehicle businesses, as well as what CEO Jim Hackett describes as a new transportation operating system designed to make moving from Point A to Point B easier and accessible.

The Corktown campus is where Ford will develop autonomous and electric vehicle businesses, as well as what CEO Jim Hackett describes as a new transportation operating system designed to make moving from Point A to Point B easier and accessible.