Sentence examples for matter of points from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more than any horse or horseman, the most talked about aspect on the road to the 139th Kentucky Derby this year has been a matter of points: To decide which 20 horses will be in the starting gates on Saturday at Churchill Downs, race officials created a new qualifying system.

"It's a matter of pointing them where it is".

Whether this summoned pleasure or fear was a matter of point of view.

For Mr. Bush, who has presided over more executions than any other governor in the country, it was a matter of pointing to the compassion in his conservatism.

Mr. Rando said he had learned that leadership could be a matter of pointing someone in the direction they were already headed.

"It's a matter of pointing them in the right direction.

With straightforward package trait identification, it's a simple matter of point-and-shoot, without even having to take an item down from its rack or shelf.

The publisher interface, like the end-user experience, overlays the page's content, making setup a matter of point-and-clicking.

But it was not merely a matter of pointing out what made for good and what for ill in civil society: it was a matter of responsibility of choosing morally appropriate words.

(Side fact: in my opinion, crime is always a matter of point of view).

He won Maine by 19 points, Louisiana by 21 and Nebraska by 36.The so-called Potomac primary completed his winning streak: he won Virginia by 29 points, Maryland by 23 points, and the District of Columbia by the minor matter of 51 points.