Sentence examples for points to emphasize from inspiring English sources

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.

Two points to emphasize: (1) this is not an introduction to programming; students should already know how to program, ideally in at least couple of languages.

Some points to emphasize when installing communications cabling between the different computers and systems in the control room include routing of the cables well away from potential sources of electrical interference, harsh chemicals, excessive heat, wet environments, and sources of physical damage, and selecting the shortest possible path away from sources of noise.

Proponents of the sweeping 2010 law, working with the White House, have also developed "talking points" to emphasize the potential harm if the law is thrown out, including the reduction in coverage for those with pre-existing conditions and for young adults who wish to remain on their parents' policies.

"From our perspective, the points to emphasize are the ones about why there was no new trial in Pakistan in nine years, why don't they try him in Pakistan and how there has to be an underlying case in Pakistan before there can be a case in Switzerland," the official said.

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

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.

On Thursday, Yale made a point to emphasize that officers had told the caller that this was not a police matter.

Do you make it a point to emphasize how much travel you've undertaken on the company's behalf and the sacrifices you've made?

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.