Sentence examples for point of wondering from inspiring English sources

Knoblauch is beyond the point of wondering about the source of his throwing problem.

But we are now at the point of wondering if we will have a soft or a hard landing for both the economy and technology stocks.

And sometimes, on the very rare occasion, it wears me down to the point of wondering if the illness and struggle are worth it".

"Many times," he writes, "I have felt myself on the brink of a pessimistic conclusion as to the function of thinking, of intelligence, in society", even to the point of wondering whether "the role of critical intelligence", which he had exercised so often and at such costs to himself, might not be "dangerous, and very nearly useless".

While Spieth was stealing golf's heart last summer, McIlroy was breaking his ankle playing soccer and breaking down to the point of wondering whether he had already become irrelevant.

Today Yandex said that after discussions with the social network, Facebook has finally, terminally said that the app violates its Platform Policies, specifically on the point of Wonder being a competing search engine.

Hart, after his debut blunder in Bergamo, had now kept two clean sheets in two matches – a strong effort, when you consider that Torino sold their best two central defenders and right wing-back Bruno Peres over the summer – and yet still had not tasted victory in Serie A. He could have been excused, at this point, for wondering what kind of season he had signed up for.

They reached the point, after South Africa in 1994, of wondering whether one solution might be to simply abolish user fees altogether.

"I'm just kind of wondering at this point what's going to happen.

And Marquand was kind of wondering at some points, "What's my job?" Kershner was kind of -- not exactly doing it like Hitchcock -- but more like Hitchcock.

One can do no better than to say of Sebald's work what he himself quotes Elias Canetti saying of the diary, "notable for precision and responsibility", of a survivor of Hiroshima: "If there were any point in wondering what form of literature is essential to a thinking, seeing human being today, then it is this".