Sentence examples for question of point from inspiring English sources

It is all a question of point of view".

But the rocket, he said, did not settle the question of point of manufacture.

(PhoTruthom The Fisms onlyaul Morrissey by Maurice Yacowar, Cambridge University Press, 1993).

Other directors sounded out as possible candidates for the project were not only apprehensive about the question of point of view but "more than intimidated by the special effects required," Bodner says.

Lord Oakeshott said: "Vicky must have been under a lot of pressure but I'm sure she never raised the question of points with me".

"If you think about growth in the restaurant industry over the past decade, it's basically a question of points of access".

But these aren't your average museum visitors, so it's not just a question of pointing them towards the most popular tourist destinations.

Indeed the performance level is significantly lower when it is a question of pointing at targets located along the vertical arm compared to pointing at those along the horizontal.

You go on television nine months later and said, "Nobody ever said it was" MS. RICE -- Senator, that was just a question of pointing out to people that there was an uncertainty.

We also study the closely-related question of point-like instantons on a K3 surface whose holonomy is a finite group.

Of course it's disappointing for all of us but it's not a question of pointing fingers; stuff like this happens".