Sentence examples for the point of choosing from inspiring English sources

She was "disturbed" when Brody got "really upset", to the point of choosing not to watch.

Anyone who buys a camcorder that can't share its video with a Mac or PC misses half the point of choosing a digital format.

"It's come to the point of choosing whether I want to be a drunk or go crazy," he told his wife.

As this information vacuum grew, so did Washington's misperceptions and miscalculations — to the point of choosing to launch a costly war.

She went to France and met Raoul d'Harcourt, the author of "Textiles of Ancient Peru and their Techniques," a book she'd been obsessed with at Yale, to the point of choosing textile over painting as her preferred medium.

This, BNP bigwigs points out, is a bit odd, since it had been talking to SocGen for some 18 months about a merger, and was on the point of choosing the bosses of a merged bank.

The whole point of choosing Batam for development was its proximity to Singapore.Besides the competing interests of provincial and district governments, infrastructure development also has to contend with the difficulties of land acquisition.

Once the correspondence with the highest similarity measure within the surroundings of the point-of-interest chosen for an iteration of the algorithm is found, the Euclidean transformation that coarsely aligns the point clouds can be calculated.

The social graph expands to the point of people choosing to share less over time.

How could the Oscars possibly take a tumble into vulgarity when Academy voters, in category after category, made such a point of choosing the artistic over the popular, the refined over the broad, the exquisite over the explosive?

Several recent epidemiological studies have addressed the issue of variation in geographical units from the point of view of choosing the hierarchical level most appropriate for the observed data.