Sentence examples for point show from inspiring English sources
Case in point: Show me the funny!
Her writings from that point show a shift in her character from naive enthusiasm toward religious piousness.
What was Eric Fehrnstrom, one of Romney's senior advisers, thinking when he went on CNN's "Starting Point" show last Wednesday morning?
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But I know, from experience here, where I live – also a land of pristine rainforest that is still populated by vibrant communities of original inhabitants – what industry's requirement to "consult" with indigenous people means: the parties will, at some point, show up in a room together and voice their opinions.
And while it might not be that closely competitive polls at this point show both Clinton and Sanders handily beating Trump in an electoral-vote contest there's an exception to the rule that people are more likely to vote when they perceive the contest as tight, McDonald said.
But there was no arguing with the results once the Point showed the way.
He illustrates his point, showing how to sip and then curtly nod.
Sometimes format is the point, showing how books are stored or bound.
"That's a hard data point showing something working against older workers," she said.
Animals surviving to this point showed signs of clinical recovery.
