The evening's main point lay elsewhere.
But the main point is to lay the predicate for the bigger deals to come.
And the main point for good field emission lies on the high conductivity and the regular array density.
And herein lies the main point: we like being "spiritual" because the concept, as we perceive it, makes no claim upon us.
For example, I have a letter here from a doctor suggesting that maybe the politicians and the press have missed the main point, that maybe nobody's lying; that maybe Colonel North and Admiral Poindexter thought the President had agreed it was O.K. to fiddle money and arms from Iran to the contras in Nicaragua, but that the President simply didn't know or remember.
The main point of criticism on this rationale lies on the fact that it does not suffice to equip teachers with adequate knowledge to naturally synthesize their technology skills with teaching methods and their knowledge of their subject matter (Angeli & Valanides, 2005; Jang, 2008; Koehler, Mishra, & Yahya, 2007; Wilson, 2003).
But the main point of the speech was to lay down a marker that Bennett's party will not remain in a coalition that gives up territory or divides Jerusalem.
The Notitia Dignitatum shows that the fort at Reculver became part of this arrangement, and its location meant that it lay at the "main point of contact in the system [of Saxon Shore forts]".
Athlone on the Shannon is the main point of entry to the county; north of it lies Lough (Lake) Ree and, farther upstream, Loughs Bofin and Boderg.
