Examples of using To make a point in English and their translations into Czech
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Trying to make a point?
It's like someone was trying to make a point.
Just to make a point.
Don't worry. The cop just wanted to make a point.
You trying to make a point to voight?
Or perhaps the Prince of Darkness is trying to make a point.
I said it to make a point.
Want an honest answer or are you trying to make a point?
I came down to make a point to you.
Two hostages means they can kill one to make a point.
You used Aife to make a point of your rules.
Yes, well, I might have exaggerated a bit to make a point.
I would like to make a point about sportsmanship.
No, it's not what-- I was exaggerating on purpose to make a point.
I confided in you to make a point about Pete.
Trust me, guys don't need a lot of words to make a point.
Oh, uh, I was about to make a point about your questions, Chief.
Master chief knew that I had nobody… so he wanted to make a point that I belong.
I was just trying to make a point that biological realities… are pretty difficult to dispute.
I'm just trying to make a point.
Firstly, I would like to make a point about economic governance and the involvement of the European Parliament.
I was just trying to make a point.
Counselor, proceed to make a point, or just proceed to the end, or just… just let's get on with this.
I'm just trying to make a point.
So you just sit here in your bubble andmake the Quad watch people starve to make a point?
I was trying to make a point.
I would like to make a point on how important it is that we keep considering human rights as fundamental human rights, because sometimes I fear that not everyone interprets the concept of fundamental rights in the same manner.
No, oh, he ran away to make a point.
They skin people alive… orthey… they hang them from bridges to make a point, or if… if they want someone to just… disappear… they dissolve their bodies in acid.
Mr President, could I just thank James Elles for his observations in relation to the comments made by Mr Bloom and suggest to my UKIP colleagues that,if they do want to make a point or have a disagreement with colleagues, they do not need to insult us to make that point. .