Sentence examples for point of replying from inspiring English sources

I believe that this has to do with the self-discipline of Members, who ought to have the courtesy and, I will add, intelligence, to listen right up to the end of the debates, especially when the Commission makes a point of replying in detail, as Mr Barrot just did.

Unless you are a person of very few words or can properly describe everything you need to say in one sentence, make a point of replying to a person's text message in at least two sentences.

Any email that contains the words "important" or "urgent" never are, and annoy me to the point of not replying out of principle.

Mr. bin Laden called this a "major point of jurisprudence," replying that, "America and its allies are massacring us in Palestine, Chechnya, Kashmir and Iraq.

Mr. McGreevey, furious to the point of sputtering, replied: "You had three murders in one of the last eight days of your administration.

To see the point of this reply, we must see that the standard way of identifying the real nature of a human being is simply to place it in its genus and identify its specific difference, but it is arguable that doing this in the case of a substance gives us no new information, but only places the thing in the right spot in a scheme of classification.

"I'm not sure it would work from a marketing point of view," he replies.

"I think it is a reasonable point of view," Comey replied.

"We have never been convicted of anything up to this point," he replied.

From a Kantian point of view, this reply seems right; Kant unequivocally affirms that moral actions must be done for the sake of duty and not from any desire for personal reward.

A current method is to study the stability of the Nash equilibrium by means of the equivalence between the Nash equilibrium and solution of some nonlinear problems, for example, it is studied by applying the fixed point of the best reply correspondence.