61.   Beyond the posturing and boasting, Riordan said the main point of his meeting with Giuliani was to discuss common efforts in fighting crime.

62.   A main point of backpacking is that it is an inexpensive way to travel.

63.   A so-called ministerial declaration will emerge from those discussions, outlining the main points to be addressed in subsequent trade meetings.

64.   All the subtle calculations in the world, however, may really be beside the main point.

65.   But figuring out the mystery is never the main point, or the main pleasure, of reading a novel by Ruth Rendell.

66.   But his main point is that we must become aware of the outmoded abstractions on which our thinking is based and must jettison them.

67.   But my main point has been to put my faith into action, to live out the principles that guide my life.

68.   But just as quickly, Jean stopped and got to the main point of his visit.

69.   But the main point here is to get adequate compression.

70.   But the main point of his argument is that paying attention to humanitarian considerations is consistent with rigorous concepts of the national interest.