Sentence examples for seems on point from inspiring English sources
The economic message seems on point, too.
Still, it is testimony to Johnson's insights that this history often seems on point, even when read, as it inevitably will be, in the sad afterlight of Sept. 11.
In fairness to the host, the catering at these fiestas seems on point.
Three days to see art from 136 artists representing 89 countries (plus many collateral exhibitions) results in a situation some have termed "art dump," which seems on point to me.
And the 13-inch seems to last for days when used in normal conditions, and those new 10-hour estimates seem on point when used during continuous lengthy sessions with only light or moderate browsing.
This data set did not seem particularly "on point" for the main conclusions of the paper and only served to distract the readers from the take home message.
Everyone often seems on the point of screaming, like Gene Wilder deprived of his blue blanket in The Producers.
As usual, though, just as Zen seems on the point of professional oblivion, he falls in love and finds the motivation to avenge himself on his enemies.
They are people who hate and love each other, and everyone often seems on the point of screaming, like Gene Wilder deprived of his blue blanket in The Producers.
More than three years on, though, Mr Mubarak seems on the point of being released.A life sentence for ordering the killing of protesters during the uprising that toppled him was overturned in 2013, and a retrial quashed the charges in November 2014.
Everything in the picture seems on the point of flight, but what actually did take off was Le Brocquy's career as a tapestry designer, at which he was an unqualified success.
