Sentence examples for making certain points from inspiring English sources

The dead giveaway is that most characters speak like American reality-series contestants, improvising attempts at making certain points with believable verbal interaction.

"Michelle is not scheming like her wardrobe should make certain points".

The pioneers of the well-shaped self are represented by the first printed edition of St. Augustine's "Confessions," from the 15th century, and by the first printed edition of that book's 18th-century secular heir, Rousseau's "Confessions" — narratives that are meticulously shaped to make certain points and stake certain claims.

Heinrich's confession allowed us to make certain points more clearly, but the arc of the story remained the same.

It should be said that Dr. C. Forlini is considered to be a leading expert in the field of vitreo-retinal surgery, but nevertheless we would like to make certain points.

The position of stiffeners as well as its orientation makes certain measurement points more suitable for comparing analytical and experimental mode shapes.

But with Smithies forward for a corner, Tomlin shot from more than 40 yards following a fast break and made certain of the points for Boro.

Or give them actions or other responses to make at certain points, such as signing or clapping.

Aguero made certain of the three points with another fine finish from the edge of the area six minutes later.

She asked King to identify key officials who made certain decisions at key points before, during and after the investigations into loan contractors.

But Munster made certain of their bonus point with 53 minutes gone, Cronin and Coughlan gaining the hard yards before Keatley's long pass put Dineen over in the left corner for an unconverted score.