Sentence examples for get a point across from inspiring English sources
Mr. Motley was not above pulling a stunt to get a point across.
"I try to get a point across, and they take it and twist it".
"He wants to get a point across that we have to do the little things right.
Is a woman's body the best way to get a point across?
"It wasn't a particularly eloquent statement, but we hoped it would get a point across," Mr. Brendler said.
"For whatever reason this was done," he said, "there are other ways to get a point across.
Nothing gets a point across better than exclusion.
The language policing, assessing neologisms and supposedly "illogical" constructions, was firepower misaimed: if only he could have broadcast his technique at telling a story, getting a point across, sustaining an arc of argument without being windy.
Since many of us do not work in the same office, we find that using animations, like interpretive dances, are often the best way of getting a point across, while also keeping things from getting too heavy.
Telling your children not to smoke while you have a cigarette resting on your bottom lip isn't a sound strategy for getting a point across.
