Sentence examples for point the power from inspiring English sources

This leads on to a third point: the power of faith.

At one point, the power went out when the generator stopped working, a reminder of the hardships that Yemenis face.

Although cartoons rely on humour and satire to make a point, the power of a sharply drawn illustration can have very unfunny consequences.

Those American senators have a point: the power supply that keeps North Korea's life-support machine ticking is the fuel, food, trade, aid and diplomatic protection that China provides.

The book, which is part cultural history and part apologia of Western male longing for Eastern women, struck most reviewers as having missed the point — the power dynamics at the heart of the West-East sex exchange.

Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) and his sidekick Sam Sean Astinn) are two-thirds through their appointed mission, which is to bear the ring to Mordor and cast it into the maw of Mount Doom, at which point the power will cut out completely in Michigan, Cleveland, and other parts of Middle-earth up to and including New Jersey.

At that point, the power-sharing government could go on to complete a five-year term or either party could bail out and force a general election.

At all points, the power dynamic is reinforced. .

Washington, Boston and Philadelphia are tied for second, just a point behind the Power, which has 9 points.

He said that the point on the power play was "not a strong point in our game," one reason the Rangers are 1 for their last 24.

If the input power increases after saturation point the output power is reduced.