Sentence examples for point of today from inspiring English sources

For me the excitement and challenge comes with exploring the historic collection from the vantage point of today.

From the vantage point of today, you wonder how much anyone — even someone as routinely prescient as DeLillo — could possibly have identified list-based hysteria in 1993.

The real point of today is to show that whoever you kiss, regardless of their gender or sexuality, it's something to be celebrated, accepted and treated normally.

"It's easy from the vantage point of today to mock all those Irish jokes and the swapping of stories between the president and the speaker," Matthews rhapsodizes at one point, a thrill no doubt traveling up his leg.

As Mick Hume on spiked puts it: "Viewed from the vantage point of today, some left-leaning observers might see Seaton's attitude as sowing the seeds of the personal greed and selfishness they claim is now destroying society.

From the vantage point of today, when kids with their first guitars start writing songs before they learn to play other tunes, it is difficult to process how exceptional it was for a folk artist such as Woody Guthrie to have created a vast repertoire of deeply idiosyncratic works.

What was your high point of 2012?

Take strawberries: the point of summer.

Because television is the point of Christmas.

So what had been the point of 1441?

Clearly, they are missing the point of Christmas.