Sentence examples for give point from inspiring English sources

The story must be seen from the point of view of a writer's own age group, later life being on the whole thin in action of the kind to give point to novels".

… Story-telling was to him a safety-valve, and that he indulged in it, not only for the pleasure it afforded him, but for a temporary relief from oppressing cares; that the habit had been so cultivated that he could make a story illustrate a sentiment and give point to an argument".

This drive to give point of view to a silhouette, through cut and well-chosen fabrics, is something we associate with Nicolas Ghesquiere's generation of stars, so it's great to know that younger designers — Mr. Tait recently graduated from Central Saint Martins — still have that ambition.

Schneider et al. Were negative (where required) and positive controls (where required) included (give point also, when absent but not required)?

end{aligned}The theorem of Fefferman states that, near a give point (Pin partial Omega ), the Bergman metric is asymptotic to the Bergman metric of a ball whose boundary closely osculates (partial Omega ) at (P).

For inhalation studies and repeated dose toxicity studies only (give point for other study types): Were achieved concentrations analytically verified or was stability of the test substance otherwise ensured or made plausible?

Mr. Pataki's campaign aides declined to give point-by-point answers to Mr. McCall's and Mr. Golisano's charges.

You have to give points for creativity, I suppose.

"To remove subjectivity, we tell examiners what to give points for and what not to give points for.

You can see why I was ready to give points for honesty.

You have to give points to Fox for going along with it.