Sentence examples for the point of the column from inspiring English sources

The point of the column was not to explore the ethical issues but the business ones.

The point of the column was to dismiss as "empty talk" the claim that we're not at war with Islam.

The point of the column was not to single out Penn State as some kind of pariah, or to continue to heap blame on this one institution.

The increasing frame deflection at the point of the missing column support under the action of gravity loading may be restrained due to the structural resistance of the masonry infill wall and its composite action with the surrounding RC frame.

The point of this column is to invite you, the consuming public, to e-mail with details of recent and terrible transactions: an airline-related ordeal, appalling tales from the front lines of retail, outrageous phone bill fees.

Which leads to the point of this column.

"The point of this column is be accessible to both the reader and the restaurant," she told the Web site eater.com.

And that brings me to the point of this column: While we may be emotionally distancing ourselves from the world, the world is getting more integrated.

I did not foresee the Asian collapse, but the point of that column was that you should keep your money at home — a piece of advice that could have saved you a lot of money.

Okay, now for the point of this column, which despite everything you just read is not an exercise in nostalgia.

But more than that, the point of this column is to explore the quirks of British days out, what makes them special, why they exist, what they say about how we, the inhabitants of a tiny island nation that has always punched above its international weight by grafting its ass off, choose to spend our free time.