Sentence examples for point comments from inspiring English sources

"The government thought this was their strong point," comments Alvaro Nadal, the PP's employment spokesman.

(Obviously, we set up this chart to make a point: Comments complaining about how we tweaked it will be ignored).

Anna Campbell's Vanishing Point comments on the history and potential of queer spaces.

Scalia's sarcastic questions and his cut-to-the point comments provoked laughter in the courtroom far more often than any of his colleagues.

And in the Discourses, Machiavelli at one point comments on episodes in ancient Roman history where Rome seemed loud and unruly: "the people yelling at the Senate, the Senate doing the same in return, people running tumultuously through the streets, shops being closed down," and so on.

"Only at that point," commented the public prosecutor in a later document, "does D'Angelo seem to understand".

In a recent discussion with Robert Wright, the law professor and blogger Ann Althouse makes a similar point, commenting, sarcastically, on the media coverage: "Look at this Boston bombing.

Still, that does not put off Prass who slinks elegantly across the stage – at one point commenting that all the red velvet "makes me feel like Janet Jackson".

The only logical way to interpret Khuzami's "bending the rules beyond the breaking point" comment is that GE broke accounting rules -- which is a crime.

Patton, who had been told he had no chance to ever again ride a horse or resume normal life, at one point commented, "This is a hell of a way to die".

Many studies that carried out imaging at more than one time point commented upon the usefulness of the imaging at each time point.