Sentence examples for the point would be from inspiring English sources

"The point would be to have a human being answer it," Ms. Shapiro said.

"The point would be to prove it can be done".

The point would be to manifest as your womanly true self, not as a celebrity.

I wasn't sure what the point would be of charting this stuff.

More to the point would be to say to both of them: Come.

"Still, the point would be: Who killed him?" Mr. Katpar said.

Watt might have won it had Fulham defender Richard Stearman not made a crucial intervention before the whistle blew to confirm the points would be shared.

For Poisson-type variation, the points would be expected to fall on the identity line.

(Thus, if the clusters have no organisation, the points would be spread throughout the clock face, whereas in perfectly organised clusters, the points would be perfectly aligned on the periphery of the clock face).

The arrow on the figure marks the mean value where the points would be concentrated if the values were normally distributed.

If direct and indirect methods gave the same results, then the points would be distributed equally above and below the 45° line in each panel.