1.   A single obvious example should suffice to make the point.

2.   Among many recent attempts to measure spirituality in relation to health, heart surgery patients help make a point.

3.   An oversimplified but instructive point can be made by considering the fate of carbohydrates transported to the lunar base from Earth.

4.   Before describing each of the methods in greater detail, one further point can be made about them as a whole.

5.   Bridget made a point of thanking each of us for the gift.

6.   Development agencies are well placed to make this point with the authority of people trying to get a job done.

7.   Failure to recognise slopes until committed to landing Make a point of looking for the lay of the surrounding countryside.

8.   First he threw down his training bib, then he tried to make a point to coaches Dino Zoff and Giancarlo Oddi.