Sentence examples for point shedding from inspiring English sources

Outfitted in bouffant and pearls, in imitation of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Ms. Finley stands at a lectern and delivers a monologue on the female body — at one point shedding copious tears — and on the indignities ritually inflicted on public women (Michelle Obama no less than Mrs. Onassis).

Our view point sheds some new light on problems with weak force potentials and prove that in some situations weak singularities may stimulate the existence of positive solutions.

Their voyage up to this point sheds a light on many of the challenges New York promoters face, from stagnant bureaucracy and tricky local politics, to a mainstream distrust of dance music.

By mid-November its stock had dropped 27 points, shedding $9 billion in market value.

The Dow Jones industrial average has now shed 306 points, a fall of 1.75% today, on top of the 611 points shed during Friday's tumble.

George thinks how they've settled quickly into living apart--to the point of shedding some intimacy.

An imposing 6ft 2in, with a hushed, gravelly voice, Reid had a magnetic screen presence and was not afraid to display emotion, to the point of shedding tears, when the script demanded.

Rick is a little perturbed, but not to the point of shedding tears.

Try the mask in the evening, and 12 hours should be plenty of time for skin to regenerate to the point of shedding off any residual color.

Children of war -- there have been and always will be -- no point in shedding too many tears for issues so beyond our control.

At some point, the shed may be an ancillary structure.