Sentence examples for point that all from inspiring English sources

"I reached the point that all price fixers reach," he said, "My enemies outnumbered my friends".

And this is surely the point: that all journeys must end.

A little mournfully, she admitted at one point that all her grandchildren were literary.

It's pure Keynesianism, the same point that all of us anti-austerians have been making for years.

The claim that all bloggers are egomaniacs is quite true, but it misses the point that ALL humans are egomaniacs.

He emphasised the point that all violence against women starts with gender inequality and a lack of respect.

A late Northampton try earned them the bonus point that all but earns them a place in the play-offs.

President Obama was making the obvious point that all businesses rely to some extent on the work and services of government.

But, in making a melodrama about three innocent men, they ignore the larger point — that all prisoners should be granted these basic rights.

In practice, this means an arcane, New Age effort that clumsily tries to make the point that all religions and mythologies derive from a single spiritual source.

"It shouldn't be propaganda," Ms. Chen said, echoing a point that all of the organization's staff members cite as a strength.