Sentence examples for the true point from inspiring English sources

The true point is that no one now cares, and didn't even in 1919.

But plot doesn't tell you much about "The Solitudes," because the true point of the poem is style.

Inversions that treated the actual point sources as an aggregate area source proved acceptable, provided this was placed at or near the height of the (true) point sources.

(The true point of the story is allegedly that Canute was showing to his flattering courtiers that only God was truly all-powerful).

Brown has embarked on a familiar challenge -- trying to transform Marbury into the true point guard this unsettled Olympic team desperately needs.

Nothing lays bare the true point of the wolf season more than Idaho's recent decision to extend its hunt by three months, ending on March 31.

The results from the control conditions provided a psychometric curve for the changes in stimulus duration alone allowing for an estimation of the true point-of-subjective equality for a 500 ms duration stimulus (as opposed to veridical duration).

Missing points as well as the distances of the line from the true points are noted and rated as score post/preprocedural.

ESPN's Chad Ford described Morris at 6 feet as the biggest true point guard in the draft.

"Charlie's the only true point we have, and Chris is a 1-2 like Strickland.

Trey Burke is the best true point guard in this draft and will excel in screen-and-roll because of his basketball acumen and overall feel.