Sentence examples for on a grammatical point from inspiring English sources

Improbably but triumphantly, the play pivots on a grammatical point.

It turned out that Pinker, who is also a celebrated linguist, had quoted her rare use of the past participle "stridden" to illustrate a grammatical point.

A grammatical point is relevant here.

From a grammatical point of view, the Committee took care to leave open questions open, although in some instances a closed question would have sounded better to Italian ears.

For that reason concrete accidental terms, although simple expressions from a merely grammatical point of view, are not names.

All speech is directed at someone and its structure cannot be understood by applying Cartesian grammatical analysis to it, because from a logical and grammatical point of view, it makes no difference whether I use the first, second or third personal pronoun, when in each case these pronouns function as the subject of a sentence.

Decide on a stopping point.

For some, such a grammatical conceit points to arrogance or even madness, I, however, take it as a sign of her confidence.

The fifth criterion, "sentence type and variety," explained variation in sentence length and structure; this criterion also assessed grammatical points such as sentence fragments and run-on sentences.

While Arnason et al. [ 16] have identified etymological and grammatical points in support of their mammalian taxonomy, they are frequently inconsistent with Simpson's [ 8] emphasis on priority.

My one tiny moan is a grammatical one.