Similar words: point, points, point out, point to, appoint, pinpoint, in point of, pointless. Meaning: n. 1. a point of convergence of light (or other radiation) or a point from which it diverges 2. a central point or locus of an infection in an organism 3. the concentration of attention or energy on something.
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31. He would slowly become the focal point of his life.
32. The focal point of the Centre is an Olympic standard 2000 metre water sports course which hosts events.
33. Again the castle formed the focal point of the walls.
34. The municipal gallery, though, likely will become the focal point for local artists from now on.
35. A focal point is the inviting, good-sized pool where you can cool off from the heat of the sun.
36. There is a long promenade to stroll down, but the focal point of the resort is the village square.
37. He often uses topiary as a focal point, or flanks a pathway with a matching pair.
38. A focal point of the development will be a public square created in front of the main entrance.
39. He quickly established its critical reputation and the Institute became the focal point of specialist dissent from the official line.
40. Those loans are the focal point of the bad-debt crisis plaguing the financial system and weighing down the economy.
41. The Club is still the focal point of his life.
42. Second, for me the sacrament of Holy Communion is a focal point of feeding.
43. Organisationally,(www.Sentencedict.com) the investigation was under control and for the moment the focal point was Farnborough.
44. It is the focal point of a permanent campaign to give independence through personal transport to as many people as possible.
45. Neither was society the focal point of the Orphic mysteries.
46. The focal point for mealtimes is the large kitchen with its warm red quarry tiling and oak-fronted units.
47. The focal point of the policy developed by the government was the construction of a railway network.
48. The kitchen is usually the focal point of the home.
49. Acropolis is the focal point of Athens.
50. The gas turbine generatingfor co-production of power and heat is introduced as a focal point.
51. The historical focal point of the museum is Rembrandt's large and fascinating canvas, The Night Watch.
52. The focal point of design lies in ensuring the consistency of fatigue life of testing sample and structural component.
53. In this period, the chief object was Faith Education, the focal point was to get over those non-proletarian ideologies, and the party's relations with the masses was highly emphasized.
54. Use a pacer like a pen or your finger--as a focal point to draw your eye across the line or down the page.
55. But Dempsey would inaugurate America's modern age of sports and become a focal point of its dawning celebrity culture.
56. Its nickname — the "Gateway to the West" — is symbolized by the towering focal point of the St. Louis skyline: the Gateway Arch.
57. For a given reflector surface it is also important to locate the focal point of the best-fit paraboloid relative to the existing feed support structure.
58. At the same time, Chinese New Curriculum education has become a focal point of the society with various discussions, among which appraises praise or blame comes as thick as hail.
59. Two big giant star James and Peirce's para - position is the attention focal point without doubt.
60. The focal point of MKULTRA was the use of humans as unwitting subjects [ without their knowledge ].
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