Sentence examples for point of identifying from inspiring English sources

"Although I see no direct connection, Jimmy Carter has nevertheless made a point of identifying himself with the business".

First, that they're amazed by how many first-time callers they speak to (LBC makes a point of identifying first-time callers).

In order to demonstrate their competence as experts, they make a great point of identifying with the small national context of whichever literature they teach.

In order to demonstrate their competence as experts, they make a great point of identifying with the small — national — context of whichever literature they teach.

We rehearsed four to six hours a night for six weeks, and it was amazing to watch Frank break himself down to the point of identifying with Leonard Schiller's failure.

The court on Thursday made a point of identifying the original trial judge, Mr. Lunn, and the three appellate justices who erred, an unusually pointed rebuke in the Hong Kong legal community.

Mr/pI refers to molecular weight and isoelectric point of identified protein.

To the third point, the process of identifying supplementary rights has been ongoing in Northern Ireland since 2000.

Pringle used a 1975 department yearbook as a starting point for identifying fathers of current firefighters.

If, however, truth should not be thought of as a property of anything, then what is the point of carefully identifying the things that are its bearers?

From a computational point of view, identifying the best match having least spatial distance between the maximum numbers of equivalent regions is highly expensive.