Sentence examples for point behind it from inspiring English sources

Langtree Park was built for nights like this, that's the whole point behind it.

You seem to have no point behind it – other than trying to say 'I'm really cynical about politicians.' Guess what?

"I think most people saw there was a point behind it - the level of stupidity there is about immigration".

This is not to the point but there is a point behind it.

The inherent difficulty of this notion aside [see Rist 1994, pp. 106 8], the point behind it is clear enough: Augustine is using the resources of Neoplatonism to account for the phenomena we label evil while stressing human responsibility, thus avoiding either substantializing evil (as the Manicheans do) or making it the result of God's creative activity.

Donovan agreed, saying there was "a valid moral point behind it".

"But from where we were in October and November time, the teams we've had to overtake and the points we were behind, it's been a brilliant achievement by the players to come back from so far away".

Had Fiji kicked all their goals – they left 11 points behind – it would have been horribly tight.

"In the situation we are in, 10 points behind, it can invert what can happen in the Premier League in four months' time.

Melandri is mathematically still in contention for the title but, at 85 points behind, it looks like the 2014 crown will go to Sykes or Guintoli barring spectacular collapses from the pair at Magny-Cours and Losail.

Step your right foot out in front of you; the heels of your right and left feet should be lined up, your right foot pointing right, and your left foot pointing left behind it (this is fourth position).