Sentence examples for point of someone from inspiring English sources

When he speaks of the Jets, Bulluck speaks from the vantage point of someone who knows.

"There have been allegations in the past," he said, "but not to the point of someone being arrested.

Or Digby Jones struggling, as he did with civil servants, to see the point of someone other than himself.

He replied that The Beatles had so much to say, what was the point of someone like him stepping into the limelight?

This might give you a sense of the motive, and the point of someone who is going to commit suicide for a cause".

"We've gone down there to see what works to keep hermit crabs alive, which is the point of someone buying them," he said.

"He hits all the points of someone who's middle class".

Being empathetic means opening yourself to someone else's point of view, someone else's "tastes," instead of imposing your own experiences and ideas.

Kewley is, as he at one point says of someone else, "a different pair of oars entirely," and one that makes the book worth reading.

"John was from my point of view someone quite grand," he said.

She seemed to lack a point of view; someone else's perspective looked just as compelling as her own.