Sentence examples for good point of entry from inspiring English sources

So what is a good point of entry?

David Foster Wallace's non-fiction has always been a good point of entry for readers who are sensitive to high page counts.

Van Fraassen begins his chapter on explanation with a brief story that provides a good point of entry into how he intends his account to work.

Fortunately, The Festival of Insignificance is less disfigured by this tendency than almost anything else he has written; and so, although it may not be a substantial addition to his oeuvre, it might still be a good point of re-entry for those who have been turned off, in the past, by the problematic sexual politics which send ripples of disquiet through even his finest books.

Fourth, are all of the operating subsidiaries going to be saved under single point of entry, or just the "good" ones?

"She would read your stuff and, good or bad, would find some point of entry that would flip the whole thing open and give you a renewed perspective".

Mr. Dror said the Sufa crossing to the north had been closed, leaving the Kerem Shalom crossing in the south as the only point of entry for goods.

The Kerem Shalom crossing, the main point of entry and exit for goods on the Israeli border, is also controlled by Israeli authorities.

Those familiar pop-cultural faces were his point of entry into a story that was a good deal stranger and darker than most musicals.

Serving the Witwatersrand industrial region, it is a major container port and point of entry for bulk raw materials, capital goods, and industrial equipment.

It's a major point of entry".