Sentence examples for point to do with from inspiring English sources

However much of an issue there is, it has little, at this point, to do with Venus.

Luxury going hand in hand (and rather uneasily, we feel) with due reverence for the narrative moment, of course, which, we dimly recall from the Biblical account in the Gospel according to Saint Matthew (the only place in the New Testament where this particular scene is described), had at some point to do with the hardships of rejection by the keeper of an inn.

That's a specific point to do with education, but I think that young people need to be listened to across the board.

He has made a point to do that with his own children, who are 11, 9 and 5, so that they do not hit their first career bump and crumple.

Even if you are not in the habit of asking for others' thoughts before making a decision, make it a point to do so with the guy in question.

The second point has to do with internal police politics.

The second point has to do with the Registered Traveler program.

The second point has to do with the substance of the deal.

This vanishing point has to do with remoteness and is inevitable.

But Kaufman's larger point had to do with Wilde's persecutors and the gross indecency of their specious moralism.

That raises another thorny point: what to do with the remains of your meal once you have finished dining.