Sentence examples for point of bashing from inspiring English sources

But the point of bashing Disney wasn't to undermine Thompson's film.

After Zach reveals that he wrote an Oscar speech for Cooper, which was actually a concession speech to Daniel Day-Lewis, Cooper let his annoyance with his fellow Wolf Packer get the best of him and quarreled with him to the point of bashing his head with a flower pot.

The image Honda created was contrasted with the one percenter "bad boy" biker and became a focal point of Japan bashing boosterism of US-made Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

The BJP will let its ideological affiliates bash Mrs Gandhi for being a foreigner, but does not want to be accused of bashing anyone else.

He then adds some always-welcome Aussie banter: "Oh, and the Aussies seem a bit crestfallen with only six [swimming] golds in these Games, they seemed to have penciled in at least another three - but now they are talking up the rowing and sailing... .. 6.22am: Australia, the gauntlet has been thrown down... "On the point of Aussie bashing," writes Michael Lee from Shanghai.

"Whatever you may think of the merits, there's no point in bashing your head against the wall".

I learned in business school that the notion that competition leads to equilibrium is a bad economist's dream: the real point of competition is to bash the other guy's head in.

The country's finest hour is behind it, and what's the point of all this peacetime square-bashing anyway?

Alabama's Terrence Cody, a 6-5, 365-pound nose tackle, was buried at the point of attack as Utah running back Matt Asiata bashed into the end zone.

There was a double dose of Labour bashing, due to the lack of Tory bashing.

Years and years of bashing, and still your body adapts.