Sentence examples for point statements from inspiring English sources

At one point, statements posted on two Islamist Web sites proclaimed that he had been beheaded.

Beyond an objectively defined "pressure point," statements will be deemed presumedly compelled and therefore properly excluded, absent the countercoercive effect of Miranda warnings.

Here he mentions Luther's claim in his Assertiones that all the works of the saints are sin, "that free will is mere words," and "that man is justified by faith alone and works are nothing to the point," statements that Erasmus dismisses as "riddles which are on the face of it absurd" (Ep 1384, CWE 10 81).

"We are taking this situation very seriously, and this occurrence does not reflect the Army or U.S.M.A. core values of dignity and respect," the West Point statement added.

The play sometimes turns too didactic, especially near the end, as Mr. Gilford has characters make here's-the-point statements that aren't necessary.

In a standard, cut-and-paste, talking-head-and-B-roll documentary you will hear bullet-point statements, some of them quite pithy, on the nature of the subject at hand.

On-screen graphics that are little more than bullet-point statements giving a shorthand version of the candidate's vague policy or his opposition's outrageous congressional votes, failures to vote or nefarious campaign contributors.

We can also state with certainty that in a typical high-performance team, members are listening or speaking to the whole group only about half the time, and when addressing the whole group, each team member speaks for only his or her fair share of time, using brief, to-the-point statements.

"Like books and black lives, albums still matter," noted the legendary funketeer, in one of several subtle but pointed statements about race scattered throughout the evening.

Clever visual design, animation, or other surface features will never impress as much as simple language and to-the-point statements about the benefits the company provides.

Then comes an eleven-point statement of principles.