Sentence examples similar to make a point of by from inspiring English sources

Although I'm no Civil War buff, I always make a point of dropping by the museum for its trove of juicy Atlanta nostalgia.

After the interview was completed, Walker spokeswoman Jocelyn Webster telephoned The Washington Post to say the governor was trying to make a point of principle by not answering such kinds of questions, not trying to cast doubt on Obama's faith.

Whenever I'm at the mall, I make a point of stopping by you and seeing all the things I will never buy.

After I saw the setup in high res (it was leaked early), I wanted to make a point of dropping by on the show floor.

But I'm going to make a point of dropping by the console free play room, where it is whispered there will be a Surface loaded with every Penny Arcade comic as well as PAX-related media and games.

I always make a point of swinging by when I am in New York.

The Yao make a point of rewarding honeyguides by collecting little bits of wax and presenting them on a bed of leaves.

They would look at me and walk away, make a point of being served by a different bartender or even talk to someone else over my shoulder.

These are wild ululations that make a point of vocal activity by exploring its further reaches: in the samples included here, the soprano Pauline Vaillancourt obliged with grating, guttural sounds and the tenor Douglas Ahlstedt with a wailing falsetto.

Coach Pires made a point of stopping by Pat's locker.

After that, every time I was down San Antone way, I made a point of stopping by Johanna's desk.