Sentence examples for point intended from inspiring English sources

Josh Holmes, Mr. McConnell's chief of staff, dismissed that analysis as "a Democratic talking point" intended to "drive a wedge between Republicans".

But anyone anticipating unity in this small sampling was confronted instead with diversity and individualism: presumably the point intended by Joel Sachs, the New Juilliard Ensemble director.

"The Cenotaph was at no point intended to feature in the programme and therefore will not appear in the final film," said the BBC spokesman.

I wouldn't have read any of them had I not been approached by my drummer's mum, who spoke to me extensively in my kitchen about the (at that point) intended drilling plans, and encouraged me to sign the Arctic Declaration.

Here's one of the best bits: Responding to a reader who objected to his previous characterization of Italians as "the worst soldiers of this century", Macdonald wrote that "he misses my point, intended as a compliment, which is that because they are an old and civilized people, the Italians have no stomach for dying en masse for some abstract cause, and especially for a bad one".

A guide wire is inserted in an antro-posterior direction through a stab incision at the point intended to be the apex of the proximal osteotomy.

Financing from the program sponsors has been secured for one year at this point, and they're not yet looking beyond that at this point — intending to see how CyLon runs in year one.

It's not clear whether Facebook at some point intends this to replace the functions of third parties like Vitrue, Nanigans or others who provide marketing expertise, insight and platforms for brands that want to advertise on Facebook, but it's one more sign of how the social network is getting increasingly sophisticated in its bid to court big ad dollars.

Many — although certainly not all — faithfully echoed talking points intended to counter critics.

A State Department official said Ms. Nuland was expressing concerns that the C.I.A.'s first versions of talking points, intended to be made available to lawmakers, were more explicit than what she had been allowed to tell reporters.

Similarly, The Glass Menagerie was at other points intended to go before the public as If It Breathes, It Breaks! or Portrait of a Girl in Glass.Sweet Bird of Youth had no less the four earlier alternatives.