Many editors cringe when writers use the noun 'case and point' to introduce an example, because it's a misconstruction of the idiom.

During the debate, the candidate repeated the same talking-point to keep the message consistent.

The team narrowed the search to one pin-point on the satellite image.

From my view-point, the policy should prioritize environmental protection.

The investigators were able to pin-point the source of the leak within hours.

The detective's pin-point observations helped crack the case.

The typesetter accidentally left an unconventional interrogation-point at the end of the header.

Engineers decided to station the probe at the Lagrangian point to study the stable environment between Earth and the Sun.

I will take point of your feedback and bring it up with the team.

I stopped by the cash point to withdraw some money before the meeting.