Sentence examples for the point of noting from inspiring English sources

Dykstra did not attend college, and, like many accomplished autodidacts, he is ever alert for signs of condescension, but he relishes his newfound opportunity to meet executives in a boardroom rather than on the charity golf circuit, and studies their habits carefully, to the point of noting their preferred e-mail font sizes.

The point of note is the proposal that that GFP was present in the common ancestor of Bilateralia and Cnidaria and repeatedly lost in various animal lineages.

The point of note in relation to Scenario 3 is that, although it evoked a number of strongly-held views about why these hypothetical participants experiencing mental health issues should be given the choice to consent, a number of participants appeared to view their circumstances as a reason not to seek consent.

The point of notes are to take down what you think will be important.

The spot makes a point of noting the drone's protocol for flying 400' in the air, which, Motherboard points out, is in accordance with FAA regulations for hobby aircraft.

The movies have been declared dead so many times that it is almost surprising that they were born, and, as every history of the cinema makes a point of noting, the first announcement of their demise practically coincided with the announcement of their birth.

The report made a point of noting that the materials were not child pornography, and the report did not otherwise address pedophilia.

The bank made a point of noting that Sir John Bond, the main bank group chairman and other top executives, were personal acquaintances of Caring.

The workers who took part made a point of noting that the president had the ability to raise their wages with the stroke of the pen.

They were both raised in Livingston, outside Newark, and their families knew each other — something the governor made a point of noting in January 2010, when he announced that he was keeping the general in his post.

He clearly had digested the legal arguments presented by Mr. Quinn, since he made a point of noting that the Justice Department had abandoned the legal theory underlying the RICO counts, and mentioned the Ginsberg-Wolfman tax analyses.