Sentence examples for little points of from inspiring English sources
You thought fireflies were just pretty little points of light?
And yet, what greater gift can we give our children than a feeling of warmth and security, those little points of refuge in a difficult world?
He nails all the little points of the region: the obsessive car culture, the way that idle complaints about sports (the Pats, the "Broons") and the weather (always lousy) form the structure of nearly every conversation.
I feel the same way about the author's novels, especially "Freedom" and "The Corrections," which combined represent an achievement so great, of such an order of magnitude above the common run of contemporary fiction, that their defects are merely little points of interest to mix in with the admiration, like a pleasing dusting of freckles on a beautiful face.
He wrote back on January 16, making the general comment, "Though of course I don't agree with everything that you say, I think you have illuminated a great deal," before launching into two pages of what he called "school-masterly corrections" on little points of detail.
It used to be that such work could only be done within the confines of a studio, a closed space where a camera would have as little trouble as possible picking up those little points of articulation, in hopes of translating them into lifelike movement for a CGI bobcat or something.
A little point of cardboard held each piece to the whole, a slight resistance to push through.
"Kobani is just one little point of Syria, but Aleppo is the economic center," Mohammed al Obeid, a captain in the Tawhid Brigade in Deir Ezzor, told me.
If, as a viewer, you can sit down and say they are the same, then there is little point of making any new shows, if the slightest similarity (puppets and animals) can be suggested as idea stealing.
This means the debate has little point of reference.
Channel 4's public-service broadcasting obligations make it worth little, points out Mark Oliver of Oliver & Olhbaum Associates, a media consultancy.
