Sentence examples for the point of including from inspiring English sources

The point of including the announcement was to make a joke at Ed Miliband's expense, about King John.

The point of including such explanations is to give readers an insight into why we are relying on the unnamed source, and why the source won't speak openly.

He liked that it included a nasal decongestant, because congestion is a "common backcountry annoyance," but he didn't see the point of including electrolyte tablets because drinking or eating can also replace those lost body salts.

Yet he still felt the need to go into considerable detail — to the point of including an entire "Findings of Fact" section — about the unfair way that A.I.G. was treated.

And with a backlog of more than 100,000 people and their families waiting to hear whether they qualify for asylum, the Labor government has been under intense pressure to act decisively, even to the point of including provisions in the new law that many of its members might well have criticized as draconian a decade ago.

The list is endlessly long and contradictory, vague to the point of including every possible enemy: Party leaders put near the top of their lists Iran and its Shiite militia allies in Iraq, which Iraqiya believes are bent on eliminating it because of the party's popularity among Sunnis, and its criticisms of Iran's influence in Iraqi politics.

Nearly every aspect of "Time and Again," adapted from Jack Finney's enduringly popular 1970 novel, feels diluted to the point of wateriness, including the appeal of the book that inspired it.

A variety of energy sources are used to concentrate heat at the point of contact, including hot-gas torches, infrared light, and laser beams.

The patient is retrieved from the point of injury including a mountain.

In recent years, the society has made a point of including enslaved New Yorkers in the stories it tells of city life.

"One day, an injunction arrived from on high that we were to make a point of including the cause of death," he reminisced in The Spectator last year.