Sentence examples for he made a point of mentioning from inspiring English sources

He made a point of mentioning the amount of fitness training he does to stay in shape for the role.

Then there is the book he made a point of mentioning last week, identifying the author as Paul Brown out of Jackson, Miss., but revealing little about the book's contents or title.

In Mr. VanRy's posting that night to a message board at www.brooklynian.com, he made a point of mentioning the other officer in the police car, who, Mr. VanRy wrote, "was playing Tetris on his iPod the whole time".

His name is Barack Obama, and he made a point of mentioning the plight of early career researchers during his presidential campaign.

David Loyn, author of a new book titled In Afghanistan, got my attention immediately when he made a point of mentioning the Mujahadeen before the Taliban as having cemented women's subjugation in Afghanistan, as well as the insistence of women wearing burqas (which was confirmed by a woman in the audience who said she wore the burqa as a young woman, long before the Taliban took power).

(The lyrics of his first three songs at Barclays named all five boroughs, as well as Harlem, Chinatown, the Hudson River and the Palisades. Those two guitarists, as he made a point of mentioning, were from the North Shore and South Shore of Long Island). It's brilliant business.

At a stop yesterday afternoon at Cornell University, she made a point of mentioning the service, telling about 750 students that it "had made an incredible impression on me".

At the annual meetings of all U.S. Attorneys, McKay made a point of mentioning Wales.

Many made a point of mentioning that they had only recently left school.

All made a point of mentioning Mr. Bush in their closing statements.

Mr. Romney, who made a point of mentioning each individual by name, also called for a moment of silence.