Sentence examples for point to write about from inspiring English sources

The Russians capture him almost immediately, an experience that brings out his laconic side: "I would like very much at this point to write about the feelings and perspectives of a prisoner of war.

It seems beside the point to write about one's angsty youth.

A lot of teen dramas these days err on the side of cheesy, but with Green's stories, he makes it a point to write about young adults in a real way.

I was given the bullet points to write about, I wrote it and then I forgot it" until he was called by a reporter for The New York Post.

There will always be forehands and backhands and break points to write about and, more important to the bottom line, to fill up the screen for the broadcasters.

Kingsley Amis once remarked that there isn't much point to writing if you can't annoy someone; it might be said that there isn't much point to writing about the future unless you can frighten someone.

It does nag at Allen, though, that she may at some point have "nothing more to write about".

I talked about various writing strategies like point of view or how to write about difficult subjects.

There were four black staffers in the Style section of the Washington Post in the 1970s, and we made it a point to write not just about pathology but also about the normal and extraordinary lives of black America: I chronicled a day at the historic Florida Avenue Grill and wrote about a Sunday ride through the Virginia countryside with a black Corvette club.

I thought that at some point I might want to write about it myself, and so I began to read up on bees.

The point, though, is not to write about themselves, but rather about what is happening in their communities.