Sentence examples for point of attending from inspiring English sources

Watching it is not the whole point of attending, for many mothers.

He made a point of attending President Obama's inauguration as a private citizen.

He makes a point of attending the post-hippie festival Burning Man.

But getting married was hardly the point of attending the college.

But her predecessor, Kerri Briggs, made a point of attending the meetings.

Now, appreciative city officials make a point of attending Bosnian celebrations, Mr. Dzidzovic said.

For instance, the app can lead fans from their cars directly to their seats and back after the game, reducing one of the big pain points of attending a crowded game.

Boys who live in rural areas are better off if they receive remittances, with individuals in the bottom wealth tercile being the most affected by a 7.1 point higher likelihood of attending school.

Reflecting the quantitative finding that more educated women were more likely to attend for ANC, another theme from the focus groups was to blame women themselves for not attending because they were uneducated, "careless", afraid of injections, or did not see the point or need of attending for ANC.

He therefore enrolled in an academic course at the University of Chicago, but he made a point of seldom attending classes or taking examinations.

Our initial findings point to the importance of attending to issues such as adequate income, affordable housing and so on first, rather than solely focusing on targeting individual behaviours.