Sentence examples for worn point from inspiring English sources

Sorry to end on a worn point, but the "imprinting" effect of these games goes right back to whole concept of players applying themselves on mute characters like Half-Life's Gordon Freeman.

In "Resin" everyone stays in soft flesh-colored shoes; in "Scheherazade" the women wear point shoes.

Ms. Peck wears point shoes that are powdered down to remove any shine.

Because many of its movements are light, the women wore point shoes in "Summerspace" in 1966.

When she choreographs, Ms. Lovette wears point shoes, relying on her own body to pave the way.

The women might have been wearing point shoes, but the movement language was neither here nor there, and it had little to say to Mr. Adams's music.

The six women wear point shoes but often dance off point; the six men have a few virile jumps and turns; there's little male-female partnering; there are many seemingly gender-indifferent groupings.

Mr. Schumacher draws dance variety from this variety of sound: though the women wear point shoes, they only go on point when the sound and tempo seem to prompt it.

The 10 dancers — quietly, attractively and not-quite-uniformly dressed by Richard Hudson, with the women in dresses cut just above the knee and wearing point shoes, and the men in shirts (suggesting they've just removed their jackets), trousers and laced shoes — seemed recessed on the large stage.

But Dhoorre can't tell if the color of the kaffiyehs that these men wear points to their membership in a given cell.

Is nitpicky about what I'm wearing — pointing out holes and non-waterproof materials — but never just comes out and says I should buy a better coat.