Sentence examples for make a point of saying from inspiring English sources

He did, however, make a point of saying he and Brown were searching for a publisher.

Make a point of saying two things, ever so gently, to the people who are going to pick you up.

So if you're someone who has made it with no help at all, do you make a point of saying so to job interviewers and others?

While some, such as George W. Bush and Rick Perry of Texas, make a point of saying that they sleep soundly after executions, others disagree.

He and others waiting for the floodwaters make a point of saying that the heart of Cajun country here will be just fine.

That includes Tim Hatley's bright but (deliberately) shabby sets and costumes and Stephen Mear's choreography, which is clever but doesn't make a point of saying that it is.

"He makes a point of saying: 'We are reclaiming Islam.

He made a point of saying that all the time".

One of its bigwigs even made a point of saying he would work on strike day.

"She always made a point of saying she wasn't a female musician," Ms. Russell recalled.

All three sisters had made a point of saying how much they liked their jobs.