Sentence examples for some points to think from inspiring English sources

Whatever you choose, here are some points to think about: Get a well-shaped tree.

Every Friday we will feature one book - with a description of the book, an interview with the author, some discussion points to think about when you read it, and a special offer to buy the book from the Guardian bookshop (you should be able to easily get all these books from your local library, too).

I would imagine anyone who embarks on psychotherapy, the ideal would be at some point not to think of it at all, so there's my guidebook to the correlation between psychotherapy and acting.

Knowing that you will give yourself at least half an hour at some point today to think about your loss will help you get through the rest of the day until you can sit alone with your grief.

Alvin M. Greene's political platform is unconventional on some points — he likes to think outside the box — but he is quite serious about it.

At some point, someone needed to think about what happened to children".

At some point, you start to think that life is easy".

At some point, Adams began to think that there were limits to what the I.R.A. could achieve through violence.

And yet at some point we decided to think of late-night shows as venerable civic institutions.

B.Y.U. is hanging in there with toughness, solid offense, taking charges, etc., but at some point you have to think that evolution wins out.

And at some point, we need to think about how immigration enforcement benefits or harms a whole group of American citizens — children born here to parents who have no papers.