Sentence examples for point learning from inspiring English sources

But, and this is Blomkamp's point, learning morality is fraught with problems, too.

Whitman has a point: Learning about someone's camping trip or romance gone wrong on Facebook or MySpace is quite different from leaving the door open to online mischief makers who might try to max out someone's credit card.

Every issue discussed on the day, for me, could be brought back to one focal point: learning about consent.

At this point, learning that President Donald Trump nominated a Kardashian to the Supreme Court wouldn't even rank in the top five outrageous things that have happened in America this week.

This brings me full circle to Rabbi Baird's point: learning to live with difference -- developing an understanding of other's beliefs and non-belief -- is a crucial life-skill in a world rent by religious extremism and violent conflicts.

There is no point learning something without applying it.

I have certainly, at this point, learned a lot about brontosauri.

These days I can get really nostalgic about motels, which is the whole point: learn to enjoy the journey.

It would be nice if we stopped having to prove our point, learned from the mistakes of old and lived in the world of the present.

Bum: Jackie lists My Good Points, Learning To Live with Cellulite and New Years Resolutions including 'be thinner' and 'start thinking ahead'.

These techniques have focused on discovering better backtrack points, learning from dead-ends and avoiding repetitious interference, problem reduction method and the use of network heuristics.