Sentence examples for were the point of from inspiring English sources
They were the point of her books.
One backer of gay marriage countered that if procreation were the point of marriage, infertile couples would not be allowed to wed.
He sighed, he started to say something, he examined the tip of his cigarette as if it were the point of curiosity.
I wasn't sure I wanted to dive again, but the wreck dives were the point of the whole trip, so I decided to go ahead.
They don't develop much rhythm together, these two, since Depp is always one-upping and wrong-footing Hammer, as if he thought that demonstrating his cool were the point of the picture.
And then, by the end of the film - and we don't see this in the trailer, of course - I bet they all end up married and realise that family and children were the point of Christmas after all.
Those were the points of rebellion.
What is the point of the festival?
"That's the point of the holiday".
That was the point of the piece.
What was the point of the interview?
