Sentence examples for points words from inspiring English sources

At different points, words on the screen say, "Experience impulse," "Experience chocolate," "Experience selection," "Experience service," "Experience love at first sight," "Experience delirium".

Branching phylogenies have been reconstructed for projectile points, words, and other artifacts (reviewed in Collard et al. 2006).

To illustrate it: the cognitive part of the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale (ADAScog) weights 'memory' with 27 out of 70 points: (word recall (max. 10), word recognition (max. 12), remembering test instructions (max. 5)).

When using a PowerPoint presentation as visuals, be careful not to read the slides or the bullet points word-for-word as this might imply that your audience cannot read for themselves.

It is a vast and elusive country, one that poetry — that pointed words — helped to unite.

But Mr. Lhota had pointed words of his own for Ms. Quinn on Thursday, when she was described as his fiercest competitor.

While Mr. Miller was equally critical of Albany and Washington, he had pointed words for Mr. Pataki and the budget he proposed last week.

While the Alzheimer's and non-Alzheimer's volunteers alike remembered more higher-point words than lower-point ones, those with the disease were not as good at maximizing their scores.

FROM ONE TOP PICK TO ANOTHER Stephen Strasburg, the top overall draft pick last year, had pointed words for the No. 1 draft pick Bryce Harper, who has yet to reach a contract agreement with the Nationals as the deadline approaches.

Most of the songs have a swelling optimism in the arrangements, but with a dark, wounded streak in the lyrics (apart from "Trouble," which is essentially a Jason Mraz song without the 10-point words).

He even had pointed words for the sculpture craze.