Sentence examples for points like this from inspiring English sources

Whereas these points, like this at the tip of your nose, don't go anywhere".

But high points like this are watered down by a sameness of vocabulary in the dances.

Less forgivable is her habit of trying to pump up the text with colons and exclamation points: Like this!

It is at points like this that you see what a fascinating book this could have been.

In 1654, French nobleman Antoine Gombaud asked mathematicians Pierre de Fermat and Blaise Pascal to help him solve a 'problem of points' like this.

At points like this, the novel suggests that all-male clubs are the only way men can re-establish their male potency.

"It's easier to finish the point like this," Bedanova said with a giggle.

She is making a political point, like this Canadian political movement earlier this year.

"Yes," he says, "from a vantage point like this, the idea of society is just about tenable".

"I've been all over Long Island, and there's no other point like this," he said, feet kneading the sand.

He's communicating with us.' And I said: 'How often do you look under there when he isn't pointing like this? Never?