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

You actually have to make a point of seeking out, installing, and then activating Offline Gmail and Offline Google Docs from the Chrome Web Store.

You don't have to dump unfunny friends, but make a point of seeking out new friends who make you laugh and who are ready to laugh.

At school, he made a point of seeking her out between classes.

Bowie, besotted with the Stooges, had made a point of seeking out Jim Osterberg and Lou Reed, too.

Pop art, in other words, has always made a point of seeking out bizarre, homely or funny material to exploit.

In his final press conference of the G-20, President Obama made a point of seeking a question from the Korean press.

Phil Vickery was just one who made a point of seeking out Bernard Laporte for a smile, a handshake and a warm word.

By Evan Osnos November 14, 2010 In his final press conference of the G-20, President Obama made a point of seeking a question from the Korean press.

The British vocal ensemble I Fagiolini has made a point of seeking unusual ways to present early music since its formative days at Oxford in the mid-1980s.

Ibrahimovic made a point of seeking out the English media in the mixed zone at Parc des Princes on Tuesday, with talk quickly turning to his future.

Both of the consortium's administrative leaders, Dr. James D. Watson, and his successor, Dr. Collins, made a point of seeking out international partners so that the rest of the world would not feel excluded from the genome triumph.