Sentence examples for point of suggesting from inspiring English sources

"The college made a point of suggesting you have a lock for your computer, because kids tend to leave doors open," Pam said.

The first is that the modern practice of popes feeling obliged to canonise their predecessors tends to devalue the practice, even to the point of suggesting an abuse of it.

Last fall, when the Italian journalist Claudio Gatti used financial records, intrusively, to unmask Starnone's wife as the "real" Ferrante, Gatti made a point of suggesting "the possibility of some kind of unofficial collaboration with her husband".

While the media have seized on the specific issue of wolf-whistling, to the point of suggesting that it is particularly highlighted by the initiative, it wasn't even mentioned in initial news reports and is not a major point of focus for the women's organisation that spearheaded this collaboration with local police.

Many of these letters fed into Nicholas Shakespeare's 1999 authorised biography and were quoted there, to the point of suggesting the assessment, deadly in its Johnsonian symmetry, that most of what is good here is not new, while what is new is not good.

These researchers argue that implicit bias is helpful to the extent that it adds to our toolkit for understanding how bias operates, but research has not progressed to the point of suggesting concrete, long-term ways to eradicate these biases.

Instead he keeps spreading his distorted point of view, suggesting that he's completely ignorant or he's lying.

Bradley analyzed tragedy "from the psychological point of view," suggesting that readers of "Hamlet" "would understand it better if they read an account of melancholia in a work on mental diseases".

The structure distortion facilitated with increasing the annealing temperatures, and Ag NRs lost completely their shape after the melting point of ~197 °C, suggesting the instability nature of nano-sized Ag.

The differences in tactics and training between 800 Squadron and 801 Squadron has been a point of criticism, suggesting that the losses of several ships were preventable had Sea Harriers from Hermes been used more effectively.

Some of these mutations are characterized by an increase in the isoelectric point of S9, suggesting a defect in acidic amino acids [ 9].