Sentence examples for point to ask from inspiring English sources
It seems beside the point to ask Waits whether he feels a keener sense of mortality.
"I made it a point to ask everyone in interviews: 'Are you a glamorous person?
Nor did it seem off point to ask Ms. Lee if she might soon be promoting her causes through politics.
Is it not reasonable at this point to ask Gladwell, 45, a little about his circumstances, having become a bit of an outlier himself?
He has also spent considerable time studying film, going over Ryan's complex blitz packages, and he has made it a point to ask extra questions in meetings.
If you're at a total loss for what you might contribute, make it a point to ask at least one question.
CAN there be any point to asking presidential candidates about the contents of their iPods?
During the sessions in which mediation was provided (i.e. the DAs and the transfer assessments), the mediator would interrupt at different points to ask questions, offer suggestions and provide help when necessary.
The starting point is to ask the agency to respond to us.
A starting point is to ask what people actually do.
