Sentence examples for point to emphasize from inspiring English sources

The other point to emphasize is that this is a consolidating industry.

Vermeer carefully placed this vanishing point to emphasize the main compositional element in the painting.

Cadillac, meanwhile, has made a point to emphasize the speech-recognition accuracy of its Cue telematics system, which is expected to have its debut on the XTS sedan.

He has made it a point to emphasize Germany's diversity, showing videotapes of people speaking the language who don't look traditionally German, including President Obama's half-sister, Auma Obama, a Kenyan who lived in Germany and speaks fluently; and the actor Boris Kodjoe, who is the son of a German psychologist and a Ghanaian physician.

His point: to emphasize the importance of quality.

The key conceptual point to emphasize here is that crime topics are mixtures of behaviors and situations.

He gesticulated to illustrate his points, to emphasize his opinions, the vivid interplay of his hands suggesting that molecules and particles were within his grasp.

On the street sides, Thomas used a dark, rusty brick, with deep-struck pointing to emphasize its earthy quality, consonant with its general Romanesque character.

"I still can't focus!" she said, adding extra exclamation points to emphasize her reply.

3) My confusion: I do not understand why the authors talk about convergence in this case, and even use exclamation points to emphasize this conclusion.

"We will be looking to accentuate the key turning-point moments to emphasize our points," Mr. Bounds added in an interview before the debate.