Sentence examples for point fun from inspiring English sources

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For the second DVD volume, Beveridge commented that the series continues to be "very predictable and bland" which is "at this point fun but entirely forgettable".

"He has often pointed fun at the military industrial complex.

Before the game Tom Brady laughed at a Plaxico Burress prediction that the Patriots would only score 17 points – fun fact: they only scored 14 in the game – which is reminiscent of the Warriors' overconfidence that caused Draymond Green to call LeBron a "bitch" and Klay Thompson to say that James "got his feelings hurt".

And yet, ironically, OCD has been coined the sort of mental plague where the sufferer's mind is only ever half mad: the frustration lying in the sweet spot between being paralysed with fear, and anxiously pointing fun at the fears themselves.

Although Charlie is supportive to a point, the fun is missing.

And the hurtling force of "Vantage Point" is fun to watch.

The North used the video to score a propaganda point, making fun of a South Korean presidential candidate.

When you're waking up to two double vodkas for breakfast it's gone beyond the point of fun".

Senator Edwards noted that he and Mr. Kerry had different views on trade policy and at one point poked fun at Mr. Kerry's penchant for long-winded answers.

Neither, it seems, is Cornwell, who at one point has fun killing off a wealthy, money-laundering financier in gruesome fashion ("It looks like someone spilled a vat of borscht in here," Scarpetta is told by Marino, rather too evocatively).