Sentence examples for point of everything from inspiring English sources

That's the whole point of everything.

Here is the point of everything I have been trying to tell you, Oskar.

Which is not only the point of football but the point of everything.

And besides, the point of everything Mr. Anderson has ever done is that truth and beauty reside in the odd, the mismatched, the idiosyncratic.

But that terrible period when she just "questioned everything, and wondered about the point of everything" became the starting point of Pact.

But that bridge is the flash point of everything in Mitrovica, guarded by an increasingly large complement of troops, armor and coils of razor wire, to prevent crowds of Albanians from crossing.

He loved to debate the finer points of everything around him.

That a best-selling children's book would be the subject of scholarly attention isn't a surprise; after all, academics have delved into the finer points of everything from Martha Stewart to table salt.

Caroline Apsey, 19, who started a medical degree at the University of Leeds this term, says: "Before I started writing, I made bullet points of everything I wanted to include, and ordered them from most important to least".

The same goes for building a business: Entrepreneurs may not know the finer points of everything from finance to marketing to information-technology systems.

You guys are seriously going to have to do a sequel to this article of yours right away so that you can address the finer points of everything you glossed over.