14 Sentences With "get the point of"

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That's why I don't get the point of a Brexit. from The New York Times
But he didn't get the point of the story Kapalka told. from Vice
"There were people who didn't get the point of what I was doing," Mr. Clay told me. from The New York Times
So, now, I'm starting to get the point of resolutions as I accelerate ever-faster towards decrepitude. from Vice
"I didn't get the point of why they were trying to congratulate me," Mr. Kore-eda said. from The New York Times
I didn't get the point of the movie until I was a teenager, didn't know about the abortion. from Buzzfeed News
Instead we get the point of view of the parents, friends and girlfriend of a young Muslim transitioning from female to male. from The New York Times
Raised in a "sunny, non-introspective home," Druckerman claims she has failed to get the point of any decade until it's over. from The New York Times
As if to prove it really didn't get the point of Liu's teachings, Beijing moved quickly to censor stories about him and expressions of sympathy on the internet. from The New York Times
While I could certainly evaluate the drink from a culinary perspective, I wanted to get the point of view of someone who sits at the precise nexus of the tech community and bad taste in food. from Vice
I can't say that I "enjoyed" it, but I now better get the point of pushing the characters to the point of exhaustion, all the better to contrast who Philip was with the man he's become, who is a line dancing phenomenon. from Vox
During the episode's climax, Herpich attempted to storyboard the scene in order to convey maximum symbolism and thus get the point of the episode across to viewers. The episode has been met with both applause and criticism, with much attention being directed at the emphasis that feet receive in this episode.
I suppose I had reservations as far as … well … the idea of doing scenes from a film on stage. I just don’t get the point of it. They do them terribly well … I mean, they really are good … but I just quite don’t understand what that's about. It isn’t really 'Python.
Jonathan Angwin of CultBox rated the finale five out of five, calling it a "spectacular tour de force of an episode, never before has the ending of a British television programme been so perfectly executed". Angwin however noted that Elena's false confession was a "terrible move" and did not get the point of Sasha's role despite the actor's strong performance, as he was "impossible to sympathise with" and was "a little irritating". Despite this the reviewer believed that the terror plot, Elena's interrogation, and the realisation Harry and Ruth would not have a happy ending proved "the final hour of Spooks is easily one of its finest". The Guardian published two separate reviews.