Sentence examples for word the point from inspiring English sources

He means "bottom" in the 12-step sense of the word, the point from which an addict cannot go lower short of death, and he is not joking at all.

While not a perfect analogy because the constitutional rights of American citizens do not apply to foreign "combatants" (what a wonderfully plyable word), the point is that sometimes a little process is a good thing.

In other words, the point of public policy is to make big things happen that would not have happened anyway.

In other words, the point at which individuals start paying the 40% rate will begin at a lower pay rate than today.

It was obviously shocking, but it also seemed to synthesise, in three short words, the point we were trying to make.

In other words, the point of departure for these theories is that thoughts of dogs are about dogs because dogs cause the mental representations of dogs.

In a tweet Saturday, Griffiths indicated that Trump missed his point about London violence entirely with an animation showing the words "the point" floating over the head of a stick figure.

In other words, the point signifying water-phase concentration of the most diluted sample would be below the regression line defined by less diluted suspensions.

In other words, the point group consists of all the orthogonal matrices which can be represented in the basis B as integral matrices.

The intersection of the supply and demand curves is the point at which the market is at equilibrium in other words, the point at which producers are producing precisely as many goods and services as consumers demand.[5].

Similar advice applies to long or flowery words — the point of haiku is to reveal simple and universal truths, and your extensive vocabulary is better suited to a longer poetic form.