Sentence examples for point of stressing from inspiring English sources

His public statements have been measured, and he has made a point of stressing his impartiality.

Dickens makes a point of stressing the show's appeal beyond the 16-35 demographic.

"I made the point of stressing that I was fully supportive of committed same-sex relationships.

The report is particular embarrassing for Wen because he has made a point of stressing his modest background.

All those interviewed for this article, though, made a point of stressing that they chose to exhibit artists based on talent, not sex.

And Mr. Kerik said he had made a point of stressing that he expects supervisors to be civil and respectful when dealing with subordinates.

What is the point of stress tests, and should their methodology be made public?

Much like a runner who is training for a marathon, there is an optimal level, a "sweet point," of stress.

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Money is a constant point of stress, and the new boyfriend is in his late 20s and earns the steady wages of a miner.

The length of combat tours has become a point of stress for Army troops, as well as a significant point of friction between Army personnel and marines, who rotate out of Iraq or Afghanistan after seven-month tours.