Sentence examples for is points of from inspiring English sources

Among White's other works is Points of My Compass (1962).

The name of the New York Baroque Dance Company's new program is "Points of Departure".

Narayen noted that it's appropriate that the theme of his conference is "points of control" because that's what this standoff between Apple and Adobe is all about.

This way, major coding resources are only needed to keep track of points in the image (such as edges) where there are large changes, that is points of "surprise" or "unexpected" variation.

The theme this year is "Points of Control" and Battelle explained that he tried to select speakers based on whether they were incumbents or insurgents in the race to control mind and market share in the social and mobile web, "I've never had a theme that played out so much onstage".

Because our personal reality is of necessity constructed inside our mind via thought, we are all prone to get stuck in what Wilson called "reality tunnels" - that is, points of view that seem so real and justified to us that we cannot see how any reasonable person could possibly see things any differently than we do.

What is needed are points of comparison.

"There are points of reset".

(Wagner and Picasso are points of references).

There will be points of contention economically and geopolitically.

They're point of view cameras.