Sentence examples for different points of entry from inspiring English sources

"Downton" marries conventional British costume drama with "quite soapy plotting, with characters that provide many, many different points of entry," Mr. Neame, an executive producer, said.

Every celebrity has had "different points of entry," Calderin said.

So we had to look closely at what we were doing on a school-to-school based on different threats, different circumstances, different points of entry".

Is this difference -- a difference that does not reduce the unborn fetus to an inert thing, but does not elevate it to the status of a person who has died -- one that well-meaning representatives of the many different sides of the debate about abortion might use to provide a new and slightly different point of entry into one of the most recurrent moral debates of our time?

Both candidates had different points of emphasis.

The collection has an appealing aesthetic populism, which is to say that different paintings provide points of entry for different levels of sophistication, and their groupings offer the immediate means to sharpen that sophistication as you move from work to work.

Now for that different point of view.

Cuccinelli has a different point of view.

It's a different point of view.

He could settle for an easier life, but he remains intent on nudging at the melodies, finding new points of entry, new trajectories, crossing key changes at daringly different angles.

American higher education has numerous points of entry and re-entry.