I am of opinion that a democratic government tends in the end to increase the real strength of society; but it can never combine, upon a single point and at a given time, so much power as an aristocracy or a monarchy.
To conceive of men remaining forever unequal upon one single point, yet equal on all others, is impossible; they must come in the end to be equal upon all.
On the other hand, the eyes of the nation are centred on a single point; all are watching the gradual birth of so important an event.
During her entire stay there, he had lived that life of ecstasy which suspends material perceptions and precipitates the whole soul on a single point.
Therefore, if you extend the lines from the edges of each body as they converge you will bring them to a single point, and necessarily the said lines must form a pyramid.
The Pyramid is the name I apply to the lines which, starting from the surface and edges of each object, converge from a distance and meet in a single point.
By a pyramid of lines I mean those which start from the surface and edges of bodies, and, converging from a distance meet in a single point.
His boasted liberty is nothing, if there is a single point where he is under constraint and bound.
In such a case a fork or aigrette of five or more points should invariably be used in place of a single point.
All that is needed is that the consciousness be focused to a single point--become 'one pointed' as the Hindu teachers call it.
A single point of space may accommodate the manifestations of each and all of the seven great planes of being, and all the subdivisions, and sub-divisions (sevenfold in division) at the same time.
But in ancient times, the impetuous charge of twenty thousand men on a single point, followed by success, would produce a panic, and then a rout, when even flight is obstructed by numbers.
It was gained on the same principle as Epaminondas and Alexander won their battles, by concentrating all the forces upon a single point, and breaking the line.
The controversy between this country and Great Britain seems to have been brought to a single point.
Mr. Speaker: Whatever may have been the original causes for the declaration of this war, we are now taught to believe that the question in contest is reduced to a single point.
The Russian fortifications in the Baltic prevented the allies from attempting any serious operations in that quarter, and those in the Black Sea confined the war to a single point of the Heracleidan Chersonese.
In the same way the Archduke Charles took an interior position, between Moreau and Jourdan, in 1796, and prevented them from concentrating their forces on a single point.
Collecting itself at a single point, it obstructs his progress for days, and sometimes for weeks together.
On the other hand, is there a single point on which we deliberately are working evil?
For every series of incidents or actions, which are occasioned by each other, however much it be prolonged, may always be comprehended under a single point of view, and denoted by a single name.
Footnote: It is calculated merely for a single point of view: seen from every other point, the broken lines betray the imperfection of the imitation.
Each page consists of two columns: a single point indicates a break in the sense, but there are no other divisions.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "single point" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
