Sentence examples for point of really from inspiring English sources

Linda I. Gibbs, deputy mayor for health and human services, said Mr. Bloomberg was looking to use "this point of, really, a great tragedy in a young person's life" as an opportunity "to help to give them structure and support and alternatives".

The problem with this line of attack is that when Enron got to the point of really needing some influence, it discovered that it hadn't bought any after all: the officials the company called evidently did nothing, and they seem to have made a point of not telling President Bush about the calls for more than two months, by which time it was too late to help.

They make a point of really keeping it very much as it was over the years that they developed that sound.

I think it's a point of really seeing how LCWR will go deeper in terms of its self-understanding with regards to its mission — past, present and future," Guider said.

'As soon as the wheels on the trolley hit the ground, then there was sirens and an awful lot of people, and running down the corridor…and they put the Doppler on my tummy which was, I'm so glad they did that, because then they made a point of really saying to me, "You can hear that can't you?

(What is the point of chives? Really, it's just plate litter, like parsley. Who actually eats chives or parsley?).

It was the Hollywood Buy-out, and his chuckle was the point of it, really.

Is the point of government really only the facilitation of this seemingly endless enterprise?

Vice, folly and humbug – it is the point of satire really.

"I found his intellect and his journalistic point of view really informative.

And the point of that really is to get them to develop an internal model of you.