Sentence examples for point about which from inspiring English sources

A second ad picks up the point about which magazines the readers of Bloomberg Markets do not read.

I have dealt with the 70-year point, about which you did not know the basic facts and have now changed the question.

On the way to his fair point, about which more anon, Mr Frank suggests that Democrats would not have lost the House back in 1994 had Bill Clinton not moved toward the centre.

The centre of buoyancy of a floating body is the point about which all the body parts exactly buoy each other in other words, the effective centre of the displaced water.

To implement this concept, the pivot point about which the load oscillations occur was constrained to follow a circular track.

In the context of ship crane-load oscillations, this concept is implemented on the basis of the premise that by controlling the pivot point about which the load oscillates, one can effectively suppress crane-load oscillations.

For the sketches representing crystal (A) and glass (B) structures, the solid dots denote the fixed points about which the atoms oscillate; for the gas (C), the dots denote a snapshot of one configuration of instantaneous atomic positions.

It is also important to note that, for Augustine, this evolving uncertainty is itself to be understood against the backdrop of other points about which he never seems to waver after 386.

The commentary identifies 8 major points about which we and the workshop participants (WP) agreed and that we think require recognition within the specialist and lay communities.

If there are unresolved points about which you and your opponent cannot agree, it will be difficult to accomplish anything productive, because the unresolved points will continue to come up over and over again.

"One particularly important point was about which clothing garments would be bloody, and how bloody they would be," Mr. Martin said.