Sentence examples for terms at one point from inspiring English sources

Even after the primary, Stewart continued to criticize Gillespie in highly personal terms, at one point calling him boring and publicly advising him to "lose the dorky Mister Rogers sweater" that Gillespie favors in TV ads.

He cast the fight against Israel in religious as well as political terms, at one point invoking Al Aksa mosque in Jerusalem, one of the most important holy sites in Islam.

"Tomorrow Never Dies", the latest 007 adventure, opens in December on the back of bitter production squabbles, with the director and the scriptwriter allegedly not on speaking terms at one point and two of the stars unhappy with their roles.

Mr. Bush expressed strong support for Mr. Pataki's re-election campaign, ticking off the reasons why he said he deserved re-election to a third term, at one point in particularly stark political terms.

As the U.S. commander, he was responsible for killing what he termed, at one point, "an amazing number of people" who were not threats, but he also regularly showed up at Afghan President Hamid Karzai's palace to say, "Sorry".

"Since when have terrorists and tyrants announced their intentions, politely putting us on notice before they strike?" Mr. Bush offered little new evidence about Iraq's actions today, but he described Mr. Hussein's methods of torture and intimidation in stark terms, and at one point he clearly compared the Iraqi leader to Hitler.

(Notably, in its out-of-town run at The Kennedy Center, Side Show's cast anachronistically but diplomatically used the term "disabled" at one point, so it's not impossible to alter antiquated and offensive language for modern audiences).

Mosley used the term "nigger" at one point of the speech.

The general began to talk about Mr. Hussein in medical terms, likening him at one point to a recurrent toothache and at another to a kidney stone that, however painful, would eventually pass.

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During his news conference, Mr. Hagel insisted that the United States was pursuing a long-term strategy against ISIS because it clearly posed "a long-term threat," and at one point invoked the Sept. 11 attacks.