Examples of using More to the point in English and their translations into Swedish
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More to the point!
You do not see him, or, more to the point.
Or, more to the point.
I will have to try something more to the point.
More to the point, she found us.
Senator Fulbright was this time even more to the point.
More to the point, why ignore it?
In my view, however, we could have been more specific, more to the point, and more precise.
More to the point, she found us.
And more to the point, you're next.
and more to the point, financially.
More to the point, why are you doing this?
they are speaking more to the point; they are more cooperative, more constructive.
Or more to the point… Slow down a second.
More to the point, where were you last night?
As distribution of the vaccine continues many have begun to ask how this could have happened in the first place, and more to the point where did this virus originate.
More to the point… what's it doing here?
obviously more to the point, you will need a remarkable title to provide your speak to a description individuals.
More to the point, you then became interested in.
Searching for golf equipment can be fun, and more to the point, inexpensive, particularly if you know the best place to discover ones which are available at a discount.
More to the point, why did you take the wrong tooth?
And more to the point, where's Laura Roslin?
More to the point, could afford the luxury of long-term savings.
More to the point, they are always going to look for ways to bother you.
More to the point, what evolutionary advantage would our form of communication have over theirs?
More to the point, he knew it posed no threat to his election-- quite the contrary.
More to the point, I abstained because they do not Europeanise economic policies and the economic risk.
But more to the point, you will also notice that although they are all essentially portraits,