Sentence examples for writing points from inspiring English sources

There was no statistical difference between the younger and older students in terms ofcomposition writing points.

They provided a degree of writing ease and control never realized before and were used in Europe until the mid-19th century, when metallic pens and pen nibs (writing points) largely supplanted them.

"In some games," Alito wrote, "points are awarded based not only on the number of victims but killing techniques employed".

The interviews were audio recorded and the written points were photographed.

Then use the photos or illustrations to back up your written points.

Try to write points equal in number to the marks allotted.

Sorry, did I just write point?

"New clues," he wrote, "point to that second, strange scenario".

"It's a neuro­biological fact," they write, pointing to studies of M.R.I. scans and trained rodents.

"The kingdom is a powerful force for stability in the Middle East," Pompeo wrote, pointing to Saudi work in Iraq.

America's first Nobel laureate in Literature, Sinclair Lewis (1885-1951) wrote pointed satires of American mores, including "Main Street" and "Elmer Gantry".