Sentence examples for question to point from inspiring English sources

In the introduction to this fine collection of essays on the art of the short story, editor Ra Page states that the book's intended purpose is "to draw out and celebrate the idiosyncrasies of the author in question; to point readers to texts they might not have considered before; to encourage people to reread old favourites".

Leading to our final discussion question: to this point, has "The X Factor" been worth the six-hour investment?

"It's not meant to resolve questions, but to point out the importance of this great river," said Archbishop Brunett.

Yet the political scientists who study these questions hasten to point out that you can meet all of these conditions and still fail to effect change.

On June 2, the troops pushed their questions to the point.

I had fretted over those and a hundred other thorny questions to the point that I almost dreaded retirement.

Keep your questions to the point.

Then, students compete against each other and against the clock to answer the questions to accumulate points.

Extra care was taken to depersonalise issues under discussion, including when asking questions to clarify points.

A difficult question to answer at this point.

The natural question to ask at this point is, well, why?