Sentence examples for it really makes a point from inspiring English sources

Not fancy, but it really makes a point about socks, dogs and art.

There's not a lot of extra or complicated harmony, but when it comes, it really makes a point.

But I really make a point of not eating meat that I don't know where it comes from".

It gets a bit long in places, and Thou might disapprove of some of the sex stuff, But it really makes a lot of good points about individualism and property rights, And it makes thy creation think about why some people are so hell-bent on punishing success.

You can't just ignore whatever it was that tore you apart the first time and you have to really make a point of working through your problems in order to come out stronger on the other side; this is the only way to really get your ex back and to make sure you're on your way to having a healthy and mature relationship this time around.

Not really making a point beyond that, though.

"I'm not really making a point," he says of his more subtle, lead-the horses-to-water approach.

After all, he tells me, he's not really making a point about foreign policy, or even terrorism.

I may have been interested in dressing, and how I looked to fit the bill, but I wasn't really making a point of making myself get photographed all over the place.

"There's parties and drinks and cocktails and if you really have your wits about you and you are a bit of a hustler you can really make a point of running into a lot of very important people," he says.

(And that radio is too circa 1930 to really make a point).