Sentence examples for point reciting from inspiring English sources
She is sometimes cold or trance-like, at one point reciting words in an unidentified language, and she is physically detached and unaware of the time — Julien corrects her "bonjour" to "bonsoir".
Reaching for ways to explain the political maelstrom, he at one point recited a verse from an old Brazilian song.
But when they get off point by reciting their stump-speech talking points, the moderator needs to step in and bring them back on the subject.
It's at this point in reciting the story that Talley grows animated; it is when the chemistry really begins.
At one point, after reciting another encouraging economic development, the President turned to the Republicans and said, "This is good news, people".
He frequently illustrates a conversational point by reciting, with elegant diction, one of his own short poems -- which Stephen Spender once described, in The New York Review of Books, as "intense and clear as diamonds".
At another point, after reciting various alleged Clinton scandals, Trump gestured toward the press section, and said, "They're letting her get away with murder, they're protecting her".
Like Granholm, King also made a point of reciting the "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt" line.
TMZ makes a point of reciting the drinking age (which is the same in Hollywood Hills, where Jelena was spotted, as it is in the rest of this fine country) but Justin could have easily just been holding on to that beer while the legal adult who was chaperoning the party prepared some healthy snacks; red cups are sometimes filled with water.
The film earns bonus points for reciting part of the Declaration of Independence and the oath used in naturalization ceremonies.
