Sentence examples for making points about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush broke into Spanish frequently, particularly when making points about the differences between his views and Senator Kerry's.

The students, whose conversation only weeks ago revolved around phrases like "early decision" and "homecoming," immediately began making points about the "Northern Alliance" and "public opinion in Islamabad".

This is why politicians talk in the way that they do, beginning their sentences with "Mr Speaker", and referring to "he" or "she" instead of "you" when making points about their opponents or friends in a debate.

But rather than trying to capture how it defines the relationships among Pip, Estella and Miss Havisham, they seem more interested in making points about class and gender and indulging in risible psychologizing.

He says of the character: "It's a clown in the form of an Australian housewife Edna is not a drag queen; she is closer to character acting: a man playing a woman and making points about life.

Kripal presents both gossip about the famous people who passed through the Esalen Institute and the serious ideas behind its work, making points about America's present spiritual state and its religious evolution.

I wanted to make points about my culture in a way that is not too radical.

In paying attention to small details, Barry manages to make points about bigger issues.

Mr. Herzog seems to be trying to make points about the limits of enlightenment and the suppression of women.

The book draws on a wide range of historical examples to make points about present-day issues.

As Camila narrates her journey and links the characters, Ms. Peláez strains to make points about art and beauty.