Sentence examples for term point from inspiring English sources

Why or why not? –Is "Pax Americana" a positive or a negative term? (Point out and explain the historical reference to students).

Leonard Bernstein, a Princeton lawyer who represents lenders, said the New Jersey law contains a confusing definition of the term "point," which is a charge equal to 1percentt of the loan amount.

Strategically flawed – there is no long term point in institutionalised overmanning on the tube or anywhere else – but tactically brilliant, he will be missed by his drivers and will probably remain badly misunderstood.

Especially critical is the long term point of this philosophy, when results do not come "overnight".

During the academic term; point, drawing, pattern bright colors, dull colors, integrating color pairs, figure-ground relationship were the course contents.

The term point lock means that the points in a route will not be able to change their positions when a train is traversing over it.

When asked about Trump criticizing him for being "political," Francis welcomed the term, pointing out that Aristotle wrote that "man was a political animal".

Mr. Rehberg, in his sixth term, points out that he voted against the budget put forth by Representative Paul D. Ryan, the Republican vice-presidential candidate.

The term point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) refers to a goal-directed ultrasound (US) exam performed directly by the treating physician in order to answer a well-defined question relevant to the immediate care of a patient.

The government rejects this term, pointing out it is not a tax at all and should not be described as such.

This usage is harmless enough, but the philosophical usage of the term points to a more disturbing situation and one that needs to be distinguished from dirty hands.