31.   Make this point firmly, because the idea of anxiety-reduction with repeated exposure is one of the fundamental principles of the course.

32.   On a more practical level, two points should be made.

33.   Other nasty details afflict specific balanced-budget proposals, but I think enough has been said to make the point.

34.   Ryder makes a point of seeking out potential waverers and listening to their arguments in person.

35.   She said she always made a point to stay above the fray and concentrate on her work.

36.   Similar points were made in the guides as in Terminating Parental Contact.

37.   So the best lobbyists make a point of never showing anger when they fail to persuade.

38.   Sometimes I make a point of not saying the pledge at all, just to make sure abstention remains permissible.

39.   The guard made a point of gazing into the distance as he struck his blows.

40.   The gunmen have made a point, but they must now leave room for talks by elected leaders to go forward.