Sentence examples for some sort of point from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to become some sort of point of ridicule for people to poke fun at.

"Clothes with corporate logos usually have a gag, some sort of point of view or subversion," he says.

Instead Studd says you should look for cheeses that have some sort of point of difference and something interesting about them.

One time, Abbie Hoffman, trying to make some sort of point, threw fistfuls of dollar bills from the visitor's gallery to the floor of the exchange.

That's the only way in which this pointless-seeming exercise could turn out to have some sort of point: If it's long remembered, by its proponents and their enablers alike, as the utter folly that it was.

David Cameron said Moscow was trying to make "some sort of point" by its repeated deployment of planes close to British airspace, adding: "I don't think we should dignify it with too much of a response".

In addition to the new retailers, PayPal also announced deals that will allow it to reach mid-market businesses, which have multiple locations and some sort of point-of-sale solution already in place.

It seems like every time we make purchases online or in a store, we're collecting some sort of points or rewards.

Asked what would be a positive result, the former Celtic boss replied: "To get some sort of points from it and for everybody to get back on the bus and say: 'I did as well as I could'.

The key point is this isn't some sort of tipping point for real-world acceptance of Bitcoin, as much as Bitcoin fans would like to paint it as one".

Ms. Graham acknowledged that "it was some sort of turning point".