Sentence examples for great points of from inspiring English sources

The pier and its immediate vicinity formed the great points of attraction.

Madison distinguished between these two forms of government as follows: "The two great points of difference between a democracy and a republic are: first, the delegation of the government, in the latter, to a small number of citizens elected by the rest; secondly, the greater number of citizens, and greater sphere of country, over which the latter may be extended".

MaplePOS is a great point-of-sale product, and we are excited about the prospect of working with the MaplePOS team to build this further".

"Erica came up with a great point of view".

"A sex scandal is a great point of entry into that".

That is the great point of suspense in the wait for this decision.

Embarrassment is a great point of sympathy between reader and character.

"So he sort of made a great point of saying: 'I don't want to call myself a photographer.

Here the great point of interest is "Opus 111," made by one of the few choreographers today capable of greatness, Twyla Tharp, to a Brahms string quintet.

They made a great point of Derek's sobriety ("He never touched a drop," Auntie Andy loyally testified), and his good reputation at his place of work.

In order to demonstrate their competence as experts, they make a great point of identifying with the small — national — context of whichever literature they teach.