Sentence examples for points and questions from inspiring English sources

"Sharpe James made a lot of points and questions about me that maybe people had when they went to the polls," Mr. Booker told reporters outside his Central Ward campaign office.

Her talking points and questions (five hundred and two words in all) were thoughtful and provocative, and she even invoked Cormac McCarthy, disagreeing with his distaste for Proust as a writer who did not "deal in issues of life and death".

In any case, be sure to address all the points and questions raised in the application directions.

"Also, in said notebook, prepare some points and questions in advance, things you would hope to talk about.

We also indicate the relevance of other points and questions that have loose but basic relationships with the main problem addressed.

Career Coach is a twice-monthly column on BBC Capital in which we consider the career turning points and questions many professionals face.

Internet writing also encourages extravagant combining of exclamation points and question marks.

Other punctuation marks, including exclamation points and question marks, can go inside or outside, depending on the context.

The poll had a margin of error of 2.24 percentage points and questioned 2,000 people by telephone from Nov. 28 to Dec. 12.

Pingpong!?'" At this point, multiple exclamation points and question marks have not made much headway in printed prose; they're still confined to the mode of ironic hyperbole pioneered by Tom Wolfe in the '60s.

He had collected the newspaper articles about his case, glued them on white paper, noting the source at the top of the page and filling the right margin with exclamation points and question marks to express approval or disagreement.