Sentence examples for that points of from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately the process needs to be reformed so that points of friction and conflicts of interest can be removed".

On her walk from the subway to her door, Cindy closes her fist around her key ring so that points of the keys stick out between clenched fingers.

He drank for so long that points of black began to form at the edges of his vision, small black-legged forms like water striders skating the clear pool of his periphery.

When another user needs a Point of Interest recommendation he queries the system for the other users stored reviews and after he visits that Points of Interest for himself, he evaluates it and his level of trust in the reviewers with rates similar to his own increases.

For his recital Mr. Wosner, an Israeli-born pianist and student of Emanuel Ax, chose an ambitious and well-conceived program that suggested a timeline of music history that has been looped back upon itself, so that points of the 20th century curiously overlaid those of the 18th.

But when you volunteer, you vote every day about the kind of community you want to live in". This isn't the first time that Points of Light has promoted the power of volunteering to bridge divides.

that the point of reading is communication.

Is that the point of the film?

Isn't that the point of education?

And Hedi has that point of view.

Her siblings shared that point of view.