Sentence examples for point is supposed from inspiring English sources

The CT200H's selling point is supposed to be its sportiness.

Alarmingly, the point is supposed to be that Eriksson won't achieve anything by rocking the boat.

"The whole point is supposed to be about engaging voters in politics.

A famous officer cadet evaluation at Sandhurst Britainn's West Point) is supposed to have read: "This officer's men seem to follow him merely out of idle curiosity".

The elementary logical point is supposed to be "most [obvious] … in the paradigm case in which one theory is an extension of another: clearly the extension has more ways of being false" (van Fraassen 1985, 280).

The point is supposed to be that it makes no sense to say of the number nine, independently of any way of referring to it, that it is or is not essentially greater than seven.

My career at that point was supposed to be advertising.

Its selling point was supposed to be its willingness to concede pain and terror.

For a candidate whose main selling point was supposed to be his electability, these are terrible numbers.

As approved by the City Council in 2008, Willets Point was supposed to be built all at once and include 5,500 units of housing, a local convention center and 500,000 square feet of office space.

The play had a substantial run in London and at one point was supposed to come to Broadway, but was unable to gather the necessary backing to make the trip.