Sentence examples for getting this point across from inspiring English sources

Disclaimer: I usually avoid using slurs of any kind, but for the sake of getting this point across, I'm abandoning that for this blog post.

If it's of any consolation to anyone (and I doubt I'm going to have any luck getting this point across to the victims who had their door broken down by SWAT teams at 7 am), the raids were probably not actually deliberate.

Everyone is keen to get this point across.

Dr. Young said his program was beginning an effort to get this point across to the public.

Probably the main shortcoming of the Democrats' campaign this autumn was their failure to get this point across.

Smith gets this point across the easy way: by placing twenty-first-century pronouncements in the mouths of nineteenth-century characters.

I too call myself that: El Diego"; "Let's see if we can get this point across once and for all: I am El Diego"; "I am the same as always.

"The difficulty is sometimes to get this point across – that if we just leave it and say, well there are obviously... endless problems arising all over the place therefore we deal with them in a short-term way, we never deal with the underlying root cause which regrettably is what we're doing to our natural environment".

To get this point across in his abrupt musical segments, he said, he and the show's creators, Bonnie and Terry Turner, "came up with the idea of using classic American rock 'n' roll, because they live on earth, but also make it a little off-kilter, because they are a little off".

You know, I've been trying to get this point across for years.

Well, no, she didn't, but she essentially got this point across, accusing him of whining about all kinds of things "being rigged," from the primary elections he lost all the way back to losing an Emmy.