Sentence examples for point of describing from inspiring English sources

He made a point of describing that meeting as free of political maneuvering.

But Mr. Tang made a point of describing Ms. Gu as "healthy and emotionally stable" during the trial.

(It makes a point of describing the war in Iraq as a bad idea, rather than as a good idea poorly executed).

And Augustine, in his "Confessions," found silent reading so exceptional that he made a point of describing it: "His eyes scanned the page and his heart sought out the meaning, but his voice was silent and his tongue was still".

Comcast executives have made a point of describing the deep hole that they must pull the NBC broadcast operations out of and how difficult they expect that to be.

He has made a point of describing the situation to the Republican presidential candidates who have filed through his office in recent months in hopes of drawing more attention to it.

Alan Pardew had made a point beforehand of describing his Reading team as the best footballing side in the division and portrayed Brentford as limited to a long-ball game.

From a structural point of view, describing these complex chemicals is similar to the story of the blind men and the elephant, where each man describes the elephant as something different depending upon the part he is touching.

The 35-year-old executive then offered a point of comparison, describing how hard he worked when he was young.

Ebert expressed a similar point of view, describing it as a "haunted film that leaps beyond its origins and becomes an engrossing tragedy".

FS evaluates knee function from a patient's point of view, describing walking ability, climbing stairs ability and the use of walking aids.