Sentence examples for the point also from inspiring English sources

The Journal was referring to Trump's attitude toward the Russia investigation, but the point also applies to his approach to policy.

The point, also known as the second cut or breast deckle, tends to be better marbled, containing the deckle point, a rich and extremely tasty top piece.

There is the point also that if parents wish to bring up their children in their own traditional superstitions, they should do it on their own time and at their own expense.

Anyway, "Freak Show" is designed exactly for people who were children in the 1970's, and who grew up not only on "The Six Million Dollar Man," but more to the point also on "Super Friends," the Saturday-morning cartoon, which with its Justice League and its stentorian voice-over and its square, patriotic conceits, is openly satirized.

The Point also senses the indoor temperature and allows you to talk back to your thieves through the phone.

"If you've got it and don't flaunt it, well, what's the point?" Also contributing to the demand for more diverse fine-dining options is the growing influence of Western culture on Indian palates.

The points also fall into Zone 3, indicating their lacustrine mudstone lithology (Fig. 5).

If adding ginger, add it to the mixture at this point, also, to taste.

Additionally, to avoid pulling fixations away from the center the fixation point also "repelled" the discs.

The total point also included the streams from the music video containing only the "G.U.Y".

The nine repetitions of the central point also served to determine the global experimental error.