Sentence examples for point choosing from inspiring English sources

Mendes, smartly, chose to put his Vine at a distance at a certain point, choosing instead to focus on solo shows as opposed to participating in what became known as magcons.

Your response to my complaint that a multimillionaire was causing my lunch to get cold was... well, frankly, it was to completely miss the point, choosing to talk about your millions instead of addressing the real issue, namely my fucking lunch.

She said the inquiry would be "completely independent" and, though Mrs May will propose members of its panel, Justice Goddard said there would be no "practical point" choosing anyone she could not work with.

At this point, choosing nonseptic critically ill patients may only address a portion of the potential therapeutic opportunities.

Wayfinding (R2): Eight trials were prepared each requiring the participants to follow a described pathway and finally indicate the arrival point choosing the correct one among three alternatives.

There isn't much point choosing to be a guru in something that bores you or is just too complicated for you to maintain an interest in.

Point chose: a disk three inches in diameter and an inch thick, white with a slight blush of beige.

(We may, at some point, choose on our own to propose some partnerships with other groups at Monsanto).

The open circles mark the point chosen for time histories.

The results demonstrate that the optimal design point chosen should be selected from the Pareto optimal solution front.

We investigate now the efficiency of any agreement point chosen by the players for a given tolerance index.