Sentence examples for point of protecting from inspiring English sources

Eager to display her virtues, Claire makes a point of protecting him from "a falsely flattering view of himself" and awakening him to "the pleasure of slipping below his own knightly standards".

"My practise is to use the baby's name to make the point of protecting unborn babies, before Zoe it was Bronwyn... and I'm happy to change Zoe to another baby's name, I've had a number of mothers give me their permission and their babies names to use," he said.

"The point of protecting your identity is not to say mean things and hide; it's designed to give you the strength to speak up, and express your honest self," Handy says.

What concerns Teachout, though, is that the Supreme Court has repeatedly missed the point of protecting democracy from corruption in its cases from Citizens United to McDonnell.

While I can see the point of protecting young, yet-to-be-crushed hearts, I'm not sure delaying reality does anyone any good.

What is the point of protecting borders if free, just, stable, humanitarian and lawful state is not pursued within the borders?

So they can sew the seeds of doubt about a so-called uncaring administration that was trying to score political points instead of protecting Americans.

That may make a prosecution more feasible, from the point of view of protecting secrets during a trial.

In straightforward terms, the bank may not be able to ease policy as much as it would like from the point of view of protecting growth.

Antifreeze, Any substance that lowers the freezing point of water, protecting a system from the ill effects of ice formation.

She misses the point of counterinsurgency: protecting the civilian population is the military objective and the advantage.