Sentence examples for point of much from inspiring English sources

And the point of much new technology is convenience.

Exactly what a no or a yes verdict signalled was also a point of much debate.

Mr. Guria also talked about the hole in Mr. Mineo's boxer shorts, which has been a point of much debate.

In those days, our most famous alumnus, and a point of much pride, was Richard Ashcroft from the Verve.

Mr. Hussein, of course, remains the focal point of much of the government activity that is left.

Direct address, op-ed style, is the off-screen vanishing point of much in the contemporary cinema.

Hairstyles are certainly the focal points of much African sculpture, as two arresting and very different pieces at the start of the show suggest.

The high-quality interactions these venues generated proved remarkably fruitful as starting points of much subsequent research activity in Mexico and elsewhere in the subcontinent.

By adjusting the solution to insulin's isoelectric point, insulin of much greater purity could be obtained [ 20].

But from his point of view much depends on the amnesty being a complete one.

From the revolutionist's point of view, much collective behaviour is a release of creative impulses from the repressive effects of established social orders.