Sentence examples for make any point from inspiring English sources

In truth, an exhibition like this can't really make any point in particular.

He wasn't protesting, he wasn't trying to make any point in wider society.

"If I ever get to the point where that is no longer possible, it doesn't make any point to stay".

The anonymous source he did use, he said, was "very fair," and the quotes were mild and did not make any point not already on the public record.

He has never made the All-Star team despite posting statistics in his last three complete seasons that would make any point guard proud.

In these last years (if I might continue this lecture for a minute -- it used to be said that a Harvard professor can't make any point in less than 55 minutes), what have we seen?

"If they want me to make any points on their behalf, I'll do it.

The fact is the Norton organized this exhibition to show off its collection, not to make any points about how artists responded to the paradigmatic 20th-century city.

"There's something desperate about the way Goold's production strives to make a garish impact, never trusting the music to make any points without the help of totally redundant stage business, piling one irrelevance on another".

The thing about me, quiet middle-class Englishman that I am, is that I'm not here to make any points other than, 'Isn't this music great!' If you look at me as I perform and you're thinking anything else, I'm not really doing my job properly".

Dana Perino didn't make any points about campaign finance and, instead, claimed that Democrats want to amend the First Amendment, and she doesn't think the Supreme Court leans conservative.