Sentence examples for no point in citing from inspiring English sources

(There seems no point in citing the obvious: Her husband, Victor, is wearing a wrinkled T-shirt and shorts and quarterbacking a street-corner huddle with his wife and children, Casey, 15; Kathleen, 14; Rory, 12; and Molly, 10, each of whom is blond, or nearly so. They are holding maps and looking up. The sign says, "Don't Walk". They don't).

Although I don't usually see the point in citing Greek or Latin names for food or body parts, in this case it's instructive.

Our point in citing 500 trillion cubic feet was to emphasize the fact that the reservoir is large, and we stand by our statement that the Marcellus shale could contain this quantity.

What Mr. Sekulow's point is in citing the current use of this phrase is unclear, other than it being a means to avoid the true history of our country's military oaths and the intent of the founders who wrote those oaths.

No point in looking back.

He would not explain the details of how this works to me more than this — nor would he provide any before/after pictures at this point in time — citing proprietary information, but said it is akin to systems you may have heard about that make sounds that confuse machines but humans cannot hear.

Benoîte Groult made a similar point in 1975, citing FGM and cosmetic surgery as sexist and patriarchal.

A case in point, citing recent numbers about how Affordable Care Act premium rates are scheduled to rise, they declare it's in trouble.

But some independent commentators have argued that the Romney campaign appears to be more dishonest at this point in the campaign, citing the many times it has broadcast a commercial making the false claim that Mr. Obama wants to gut the work requirements of welfare.

Mr Friedman raises that point in this chapter, citing the freedom of workers to organise versus the freedom of workers to compete, the freedom of firms to enter a business against the freedom of an established firm to keep others out, and so forth.His answer to the question of how to resolve such questions?

As a case in point he cites a particular moment in the film that showed black lawmakers in South Carolina "as certain bestial simians eating fried chicken and bananas, leering at white women in the galleries".