Sentence examples for point of watching from inspiring English sources

Then what's the point of watching it?

"Winning is the whole point of watching a team," Brown says, unrepentant.

I don't see the point of watching people falling in love.

After all, what is the point of watching a sport if a good part of the outcome is already clear?

But what's the point of watching sport if you don't spend half the time away in a daydream?

It was the old Pat Weaver theory: if you bill it as out of the ordinary, people will make a point of watching.

Oh, and from a television point of view, watching four consecutive attempts at doing the exactly same thing isn't so thrilling.

"From a fans point of view, watching it on Saturday, it wasn't great and certainly on that evidence it's going to be a long season".

And so it dawned on me: I had grown up reading the male point of view, watching the male point of view, singing along to the male point of view, relating to the male point of view, because that was all that was offered to me by both my schools and society.

Ms. Denis doesn't pretend to speak for the African servant, who remains opaque, but she does insist on showing his point of view — we watch him watching the whites — because she knows that this story isn't hers alone.

And if you form your point of view remotely, watching a television screen, thousands of miles from the tragedy unfolding, with no first-hand knowledge of the men involved, then you know much, much less than those who have.