Sentence examples for making its point from inspiring English sources

It's too busy making its point.

"If we put this 25 miles away from any water source, it wouldn't be making its point.

It returned three more times, making its point firmly while smoke bombs were deployed in other areas of the stadium.

Attention will now focus on whether the border exchanges are the start of an escalation of the conflict — and possible Turkish ground intervention in Syria — or whether Turkey will hold back after forcefully making its point.

It is so unusual to see a play with a cast made up entirely of women that Blurred Lines is some way to making its point before anyone says a word or makes a gesture.

France may have warned this week (paywalled link) that it will not start negotiation if cultural industries are not excluded from trade talks, making its point with a letter signed by 16 European culture ministers, but will it prevail once again?

That said, Spy never clambers on a soapbox, all the more subversive for making its points through jokes.

(Seeing what I call "the conscientious public" making its points, I am a bit more optimistic).

Music is music, it makes its point or it doesn't.

Atlanta knows when it has made its point (and it trusts its viewers to know this, too), and moves on.

Atlanta knows when it has made its point (and it trusts its viewers to know this, too), and it moves on.