Sentence examples for point of commenting from inspiring English sources

Which was why, since they knew nothing, both her mother and her sister made a point of commenting on Maxim's extraordinary romantic display.

Here's my "prominent clarification": Length of life is not the only measure of the success of treatment; quality of life is extremely important – that's why I made a point of commenting on quality of life in the post above: "Different results might have been observed if other outcomes of interest (such as quality of life) had been included".

He made a point of commenting on my appearance at literally every meeting.

I will still read the major bloggers, but can't see the point of commenting anymore.

He said it still never came up, although he made the point of commenting on my athletic abilities.

He says it still never came up, although he made the point of commenting on my athletic abilities.

For he sees this age of capitalist neo-liberal dominance as being equally "out of joint:" "Le monde va mal" ([9], p. 129; [10]), as Derrida says at one point by way of commenting on this phrase.

What is the point of comments on solidarity when, in France, for example, on the pretext of security, we exacerbate laws against the poor instead of fighting poverty?

Judge Meron, whose management style at the court has drawn both critics and supporters, has made a point of not commenting on the letter by Judge Harhoff or on his removal from the case.

A. I make a point of not commenting on Black Friday because in all my years observing the retail industry, it has virtually no correlation to how the rest of the season plays out.

"It's a problem that comes up in many ways," Professor Hazard said, adding that a vice president of the institute, Charles A. Wright, had made a point of not commenting on any rules that also figured prominently in his cases.