Sentence examples for point of something from inspiring English sources
When I wrote my fictional novels they always had a starting point of something real.
Nordfjell's gardens explore the juxtaposition between the sophistication of quality materials and the meeting point of something altogether more wild.
It is probably that idea of going straight to the point of something and having a profound sense of herself and of loneliness that has allowed Lee to survive tremendous sorrows.
The uncanny "Fisherman's Family" (1923), from a private collection, doesn't overcome Bellows's faults of stylistic nostalgia and busy calculation but, rather, exaggerates them, with a sort of frozen hysteria, to the point of something fiercely original.
A small bowl of water, which collected in a cleft between the roots, reflected the canopy above and I imagined this was the watering point of something tiny that lived among the roots.
Disco as a genre and culture had already been gathering pace in New York so Saturday Night Fever was just the tipping point of something that had been going on for a while.
"Frances is someone who can sit down and shift the pressure points of something you might have been dealing with and sit and talk to you about life, about family, about what we've seen on telly," she says.
"It seems like whenever I was almost at the point of obtaining something or getting somewhere, seems like something would happen and take it away.
Make a point of finding something to praise every day - even something small.
"What's the point of throwing something?" Richardson said.
So what's the point of putting something for the sake of it?
