Sentence examples for point about something from inspiring English sources

But Pohl was raising an important point about something else that the proceedings have lacked, namely dignity.

Not just a birthday tribute, not just a stop on someone's tour, but a concert that's produced and makes a point about something.

At the interval, my daughter said, "You know how when you watch a play, almost always, you find yourself thinking at some point about something else?

After United had won and were lining up to receive the trophy you could see Sir Alex Ferguson talking to Edwin van der Sar, making a point about something, jabbing the air with his finger.

That is the key point about something like Angry Birds Playground, though: the fact that however serious its educational intent is, the programme is also promoting a series of paid games and its hundreds of commercial spin-offs.

"Well," Ian demurs, "it shows a shocking dereliction of duty…" "I'm glad you agree," interrupts Nick, knowing full well that Lehair is halfway to making a point about something else.

Five decades ago, when Russell wanted to get his point across about something that was important to him, he would write a first-person account in Sports Illustrated.

4. Write to the company that is proposing the scheme There's no point complaining about something unless your voice is heard.

I had no idea that that's what you were asking me about.6 But you know, even when he used that term, I wasn't sure if maybe they were just doing it to get a rise out of me, or why they would at this point, ask about something like that, when all the discussion was about horseplay in the shower — which I was conjuring up snapping towels or something like that.

This test evaluates if you (1) have two named female characters, who (2) talk to each other at some point (3) about something other than men.

If you can prove your point calmly about something without screaming or yelling, then it proves you are maturing and your parents won't feel the need to punish you.